DUBSAR for CISO

Role · CISO

Can the organisation prevent unknown AI egress and investigate a policy failure?

For the CISO, the immediate task is to turn a broad responsibility into visible routes, named owners and reviewable decisions. DUBSAR is designed as a shared control layer while business tools and accountable roles remain in place.

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What CISO needs from AI governance.

Question addressed
Can the organisation prevent unknown AI egress and investigate a policy failure?
Next decision
Select one connected perimeter and agree the decisions and evidence this role must see.
Declared limit
The current product is tested privately and should begin with one real flow. Unconnected use remains a declared limitation, not a controlled asset.

Current DUBSAR status

A progressive control plane, not an instant enterprise rollout

The current product is tested privately and should begin with one real flow. Unconnected use remains a declared limitation, not a controlled asset.

DUBSAR for CISO

The view this role needs

The CISO needs enforceable boundaries, least privilege, tamper-aware evidence and a clear response when the decision service is unavailable.

The Cockpit should prioritise denied routes, data-policy events, bypass indicators and integrity failures rather than a vague security score.

DUBSAR for CISO

Decisions that should be explicit

A useful governance policy turns these responsibilities into named, reviewable choices.

  • Provider and endpoint allowlists
  • Secret and sensitive-data handling
  • Fail-closed behaviour
  • Evidence access and retention

DUBSAR for CISO

A credible first deployment

Test an allowed request, a forbidden provider, a sensitive payload and a loss of Core connectivity.

Keep request metadata and decision receipts while minimising the sensitive payload itself.

Frequently asked questions

What to know before going further.

Does DUBSAR replace the CISO?

No. DUBSAR is designed to apply policy and organise evidence; the responsible person retains authority and accountability.

What should the CISO expect from a first deployment?

A proven, connected perimeter with clear decisions and evidence. Other systems must remain labelled as discovered, unknown or out of scope.