Six core capabilities / enterprise advisory
Start with the decision you face. We scope each engagement to produce a usable control, test result, risk finding or evidence package—not another abstract maturity score.
What we deliver
These are connected disciplines. The right scope may combine them while retaining one accountable lead.
AI agents can access data, call tools and take actions before policies or oversight catch up.
Our work: Inventory models and agents, define acceptable use, assign owners, test permission boundaries and evaluate third-party AI.
What you receive: AI control register, approved-use boundaries and agentic risk treatment plan.
Business outcome: AI adoption with clear authority, controlled actions and accountable decisions.
Discuss a scoped engagement ↗A written policy cannot show whether AI and automated processes follow it in production.
Our work: Connect AI events, agent actions, data lineage, control decisions and monitoring telemetry to practical detections.
What you receive: Telemetry map, detection logic, exception evidence and operating dashboards.
Business outcome: Visibility into actual behavior, with evidence of deviations and responses.
Discuss a scoped engagement ↗Security programs struggle to keep pace with expanding attack paths, operational change and recovery obligations.
Our work: Provide executive security leadership, risk assessments, SIEM/MDR oversight, incident readiness and tested restoration plans.
What you receive: Risk roadmap, incident and recovery playbooks and management reporting.
Business outcome: A more resilient operation with a named security leader and prioritized actions.
Discuss a scoped engagement ↗Formal policies may describe controls that were never deployed, were bypassed or have stopped working.
Our work: Compare approved requirements with deployed systems, personnel practices, test results and operating evidence.
What you receive: Citation-to-control mapping, tested findings, evidence gaps and prioritized closure plan.
Business outcome: Policies backed by verifiable practice—not assumptions.
Discuss a scoped engagement ↗After an attack, disputed technical facts, missing records and inaccurate loss narratives create additional exposure.
Our work: Reconstruct cyberattack timelines, preserve evidence, examine controls and support counsel-directed discovery and insurance analysis.
What you receive: Technical chronology, ESI/discovery plan and defensible issue and loss-evidence narrative.
Business outcome: Better-informed claims, disputes and response decisions.
Discuss a scoped engagement ↗New vendors, emerging AI tools and service providers can introduce hidden dependencies or control weaknesses.
Our work: Evaluate technical fitness, security, privacy, provenance, supplier concentration and resilience against intended use.
What you receive: Risk-tiered qualification file, material gaps and conditional approval criteria.
Business outcome: Better supplier decisions and fewer surprises after onboarding.
Discuss a scoped engagement ↗Specialist engagement
We support regulatory examinations, digital investigations, eDiscovery planning, technical testimony and control questions that affect transactions, insurance claims and critical suppliers.
Clear scope boundaries
davisAIgov is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation. Legal interpretation, privilege decisions and litigation strategy remain with the client's licensed counsel. We can provide counsel-directed forensic analysis, technical discovery strategy and assurance support.
No proprietary large language model is supplied or resold by davisAIgov. Our approach is designed to remain portable across models and technology providers.
Applied experience
Cross-functional cyber leadership, Japan-based Second Request review, Deepwater Horizon preservation work and Mazzei database reconstruction inform how we investigate facts and test control claims.
Read the experience casebookWhether the question concerns an AI failure, a ransomware claim, an examination or an acquisition, we identify the evidence needed and the limits of the available record.
Choose your challenge