Critical Infrastructure

What Kenshiki Does Here

In critical infrastructure, an unverified AI recommendation doesn't just create rework — it can trigger cascading failures across interconnected systems. Kenshiki unifies build and orchestration with control in a single three-plane architecture. SIRE provides portable agent identity, scoping operational evidence boundaries so governance travels with each agent across runtimes. The Boundary Gate enforces cross-plane policy propagation — verification rules reach every emission boundary before AI-assisted decisions enter control systems. The Claim Ledger provides deterministic audit trails with per-claim verification.

• Validates AI-driven operational recommendations against real-time sensor data and maintenance records
• Enforces authorization boundaries around AI systems that influence control decisions
• Provides deterministic audit trails for every AI-assisted operational decision
• Detects and blocks unauthorized AI emissions before they reach operational control systems
• Supports regulatory reporting with evidence-backed records of AI system behavior

Regulatory Context

Critical infrastructure operators face an expanding set of regulations that specifically address AI governance in operational technology environments.

• NERC CIP standards require documented controls over systems that can influence bulk electric system operations
• TSA Security Directives mandate cybersecurity measures for pipeline and surface transportation operators
• NRC regulations impose strict controls on digital systems in nuclear facility operations
• EPA risk management programs require documented safety systems for chemical facility operations
• CISA's cross-sector performance goals establish baseline cybersecurity expectations for all critical infrastructure