An agent attempts a high-value payment
Apply payment thresholds, strong authorisation and approval evidence before execution.
Industry Intelligence Packs
Sector intelligence built into Guardian OS.
Industry Intelligence Packs adapt Guardian OS to the policies, evidence, metrics and operational decisions that matter in your sector.
They do not create another platform. Each pack is a versioned, declarative intelligence layer over the same Runtime Governance kernel, the same AI Twin and the same governed operating lifecycle.
8packs shipping
25runtime policies
34evidence mappings
12incident workflows
1governance kernel
Generic governance does not understand sector consequence.
The control boundary may be common, but the meaning of an action is not. A payment, clinical recommendation, privileged security command or robotic instruction carries different authority, evidence and escalation requirements.
An agent attempts to use a clinical tool
Require clinician authority and preserve the patient-safety decision trail.
An agent attempts a privileged security action
Apply least-privilege controls, detect attack patterns and retain the refusal evidence.
An agent attempts robotic or safety-related actuation
Require engineering authority and enforce the operational safety boundary.
The kernel provides the control boundary. The pack provides the domain judgement.
Resurrection Tech separates these responsibilities deliberately. Runtime Governance remains stable and model independent. Industry intelligence can evolve by sector without fragmenting the platform.
One operating platform. Declarative sector layers.
Installing a pack contributes domain intelligence to services Guardian OS already operates. No product is duplicated and no sector receives a private fork of the kernel.
Shared enterprise contextGuardian OS + AI TwinAssets · agents · dependencies · trust · risk · evidence
Declarative domain layerIndustry Intelligence PackPolicy · evidence · metrics · workflow · recommendations
EnforcementRuntime Governance
Operational controlExecutive Workspaces
One kernel
Packs do not replace, duplicate or modify the Runtime Governance kernel.
One AI Twin
Every specialist view reads the same enterprise identities, assets, dependencies, risk and evidence.
Deny-only extension
A pack may add constraints. It cannot weaken the enterprise baseline or create new permission.
Governed installation
Policies move through draft, validation and activation rather than appearing as unreviewed configuration.
Reversible lifecycle
Removing a pack rolls back its contributed policies and returns the enterprise to its prior baseline.
Honest metrics
Where evidence is not connected, the platform reports the gap rather than manufacturing a figure.
Every pack must carry operational intelligence—not a folder of documents.
The registry validates a common contract at load time. A malformed pack fails before installation rather than entering the enterprise in a partially configured state.
Runtime policies
Deny-only Ω policies that constrain sector-specific actions at the moment of execution.
Policy templates
Reusable starting points for enterprise-specific controls, thresholds and approval rules.
Regulatory mappings
Connections between obligations, implemented controls and the evidence those controls produce.
Incident workflows
Sector-specific response steps for events that require investigation, escalation and retained evidence.
Executive metrics
Domain measures derived from the same governed enterprise context used across Guardian OS.
Specialist workspace
A sector view over the shared AI Twin—never a separate dashboard or second source of truth.
Recommendations
Domain-aware candidates that enter the same proposal, approval and evidence lifecycle as other actions.
Independent versioning
A clear pack identity and version so changes can be governed, tested and traced.
8 sectors. One validated pack architecture.
Every figure below is read directly from the production pack registry. Pack scope is confirmed against the enterprise’s jurisdiction, systems and obligations during assessment.
Healthcare Intelligence Pack
v1.0.0Healthcare
Clinical AI governance, patient-safety monitoring and regulatory evidence for healthcare enterprises.
HIPAAGDPR (special category)FDA SaMDEU AI Act — high-riskNHS DSPTISO 13485
- Policies
- 3
- Templates
- 2
- Evidence maps
- 5
- Workflows
- 2
- Executive metrics
- 6
- Kernel
- Shared
Finance Intelligence Pack
v1.0.0Financial services
Payment, trading, fraud and model-risk governance for financial enterprises.
FCA SYSCPSD2 / SCAAML / KYCPCI-DSSSR 11-7 model riskMiFID IIDORAEU AI Act — high-risk
- Policies
- 4
- Templates
- 2
- Evidence maps
- 5
- Workflows
- 2
- Executive metrics
- 5
- Kernel
- Shared
Cybersecurity Intelligence Pack
v1.0.0Cybersecurity
Threat intelligence, runtime-attack monitoring and privileged-action governance for security operations.
ISO 27001SOC 2NIST CSFNIS2CIS ControlsMITRE ATT&CK
- Policies
- 3
- Templates
- 2
- Evidence maps
- 5
- Workflows
- 2
- Executive metrics
- 5
- Kernel
- Shared
Government Intelligence Pack
v1.0.0Government & public sector
Department governance, procurement oversight and citizen-service AI governance for public sector bodies.
EU AI Act — public servicesGDPR Art.22 (automated decisions)FOI / transparencyPublic procurement rulesNIST AI RMFAlgorithmic transparency standard
- Policies
- 3
- Templates
- 1
- Evidence maps
- 4
- Workflows
- 1
- Executive metrics
- 5
- Kernel
- Shared
Manufacturing Intelligence Pack
v1.0.0Manufacturing
Robotics governance, operational safety and industrial AI monitoring for production environments.
ISO 45001IEC 61508 / 62061 functional safetyISO 10218 robot safetyMachinery DirectiveEU AI Act — safety component
- Policies
- 3
- Templates
- 1
- Evidence maps
- 4
- Workflows
- 2
- Executive metrics
- 5
- Kernel
- Shared
Insurance Intelligence Pack
v1.0.0Insurance
Claims governance, underwriting AI oversight, fraud detection and regulatory reporting for insurers.
Solvency IIFCA ICOBSGDPR Art.22EU AI Act — high-risk (insurance pricing)NAIC Model BulletinFair pricing / non-discrimination
- Policies
- 3
- Templates
- 1
- Evidence maps
- 4
- Workflows
- 1
- Executive metrics
- 5
- Kernel
- Shared
Retail Intelligence Pack
v1.0.0Retail & commerce
Customer AI governance, pricing governance and supply-chain intelligence for commerce enterprises.
GDPR / ePrivacyConsumer protection (unfair pricing)PCI-DSSDigital Services ActPrice transparency rules
- Policies
- 3
- Templates
- 1
- Evidence maps
- 3
- Workflows
- 1
- Executive metrics
- 5
- Kernel
- Shared
Education Intelligence Pack
v1.0.0Education
Educational AI governance, student-data protection and institutional oversight for education providers.
FERPAGDPR (children's data)COPPAEU AI Act — education (high-risk)Safeguarding dutiesAccessibility (WCAG)
- Policies
- 3
- Templates
- 1
- Evidence maps
- 4
- Workflows
- 1
- Executive metrics
- 5
- Kernel
- Shared
Additional sectors
A new sector is a new validated pack—not a new Guardian OS.
Additional domain layers can be developed through the same contract: independently versioned, deny-only, evidence-aware and governed through the same installation lifecycle.
Installed with control. Operated continuously. Reversible by design.
A pack is not copied into production as unchecked configuration. Its controls enter through the existing policy lifecycle and remain part of the managed governance operating model.
- 01
Match
Enterprise provisioning identifies the sector and suggests the relevant pack.
- 02
Review
Policies, mappings, workflows and operating responsibilities are assessed against the enterprise scope.
- 03
Install
The pack is installed for the provisioned enterprise and recorded in the audit trail.
- 04
Validate
Each contributed policy passes through the existing dynamic-policy validation lifecycle.
- 05
Activate
Approved deny-only policies become active in the same Runtime Governance kernel.
- 06
Project
The specialist workspace and metrics resolve over the same AI Twin and enterprise evidence.
- 07
Operate
Domain recommendations, incidents and evidence flow through Guardian OS continuously.
- 08
Revalidate
Pack versions and enterprise-specific controls are reviewed as the estate or obligations change.
InstallDraft → validate → activate → auditOperateObserve → recommend → govern → approve → evidenceRemoveRollback contributed policies → restore prior baseline
Move faster without flattening sector risk.
Operating concernWithout a packWith an Intelligence Pack
Policy designStart from a blank control setStart from versioned sector controls and templates
Regulatory contextInterpret obligations separately from operationsMap obligations to controls and evidence
Executive reportingBuild another sector dashboardProject a specialist view from the shared AI Twin
Incident responseCreate procedures after an eventUse defined sector workflows and escalation paths
RecommendationsReview generic AI findingsReceive domain-aware, evidence-backed proposals
Platform architectureFork or customise the governance engineKeep one kernel and add declarative intelligence
Shorten implementation
Begin with tested domain structures instead of an empty policy file.
Preserve one architecture
Scale across industries without multiplying kernels, twins or governance dashboards.
Improve executive relevance
Turn common enterprise evidence into the sector questions leaders actually need answered.
Strengthen audit readiness
Connect controls and operational evidence to the obligations they are intended to support.
Domain expertise in context—not in isolation.
01↓
AI Twin
Supplies the current enterprise systems, relationships, risks and evidence.
02↓
Intelligence Pack
Interprets that context through the organisation’s sector, obligations and operating risks.
03↓
Runtime Governance
Enforces the pack’s approved deny-only policies before autonomous action.
04↓
Guardian OS
Coordinates the lifecycle, recommendations, incidents, approvals and continuous monitoring.
05
Executive Workspaces
Present sector intelligence to the leaders responsible for decisions and oversight.
One kernel. Your sector. Governed from day one.
Bring domain intelligence into the operating platform.
Start with the pack aligned to your sector, then validate it against your systems, authority model and regulatory environment.