Cloud Networks unveils AI governance framework at privacy forum
The framework pairs AI security with observation and optimisation, and covers services, models, agents and infrastructure.
Cloud Networks presented an integrated AI governance framework at the Privacy Global Edge 2026 & Asia Privacy Bridge Forum on October 16, according to dailysecu.com. The presentation was titled "Core Technical Elements and Solutions of AI Governance".
The framework is built on two axes: AI security, and observation and optimisation. The security side covers asset discovery and vulnerability management, an AI gateway, AI red teaming and AI guardrails. The second axis covers performance evaluation and cost optimisation.
Cloud Networks said the framework applies to AI services, models, agents and infrastructure. Its operating model is a repeating five-stage lifecycle: identification, verification, control, observation and policy.
The company also ran a booth at the event showing solutions that implement each area of the framework. It works with partners including Kong, Arize AI and Cast AI.
The symposium was co-hosted by the Korea CPO Forum and the Yonsei University Barun ICT Research Center, sponsored by the Personal Information Protection Commission and held at the FKI Tower in Yeouido.
Quick answers
What does Cloud Networks' AI governance framework cover?
It has two axes — AI security, and observation and optimisation — and applies to AI services, models, agents and infrastructure.
What are the five stages of the framework's operating model?
Identification, verification, control, observation and policy, run as a repeating lifecycle.
Who are Cloud Networks' partners on these solutions?
Kong, Arize AI and Cast AI.