AI application governance is being bought separately from the devices that reach those applications.
Security leaders want stronger control over approved AI use, while procurement wants fewer vendors and simpler commitments.
Who you’d be doing this for
“My CISO asked which AI tools are approved, then asked whether we trust the laptops using them.”
Alok Singh · IT Security Manager
Owns the inventory and governance process for approved and shadow AI applications across a large enterprise.
What is at stake
Security leaders can inventory AI applications, but device trust remains outside the governance decision. You must shape a joint commercial motion that earns executive sponsorship without overpromising the connection.
Why it isn’t already fixed
Every obvious fix costs something else. That’s the part you’d have to decide.
- vendor consolidation vs. broader platform adoption
- fast partner reach vs. direct account control
- technical credibility vs. commercial ambition
- pilot simplicity vs. expansion potential
Why 1Password
SaaS Manager and Device Trust connect application governance with the device posture enterprise security leaders already manage.
Written with these in mind
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