How is this AI governed?
Keep owners, decisions, policies, and supporting evidence together.
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Briard · Alerts and response
Know when AI behavior becomes an incident.
Briard Alert & Response Console (BARC) watches the AI sources you connect. It shows which alerts need help first, what the source reported, and what is still unknown. Your team checks the proof and decides what to do.
Free Aug. 13, 2026–Aug. 13, 2027 UTC Approved details only by default Real-time P1–P4 alerts Records stay in your workspace
What happened, and what needs attention?
Detection, response, and forensics for the AI layer, with evidence and unknowns kept distinct.
You are here Live alerting
The responder sees what matters first.
Briard puts the alerts that need help first at the top. P1 needs the fastest review; P4 has the lowest priority. Open an alert to see why. A person with the right access can review it, group related alerts, open a case, or record an outcome.
Normal monitoring uses approved details such as tool names, times and actions. Raw prompts, AI answers, files and secrets stay out.
Attack & integrity
Attempts to trick the AI, changes to its model or safety rules, and signs that a record changed.
Access & data
Unexpected users, access to private data, and changes to who can read or change things.
Agent actions
Actions an AI helper takes, such as using a tool or trying to do work outside its allowed scope.
Misuse & operational impact
Misuse, sudden changes in activity or cost, service problems, and harm that needs a check.
What it does
Move from a live signal to a defensible response.
Show what needs help first
See urgent alerts first. Open one to learn what raised the alert and what your team should check.
Keep facts and open questions clear
See what a source reported, what a check suggests, and what a person decided. Missing proof stays visible.
Keep a record others can check
Save case records in your workspace. A reviewer can check whether the files in a package changed.
How it works
Alert, decide, investigate, and preserve.
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Read approved details
A connected source sends tool names, times and allowed action details. Each report keeps its source.
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Show urgent alerts first
P1 needs the fastest review; P4 has the lowest priority. Each alert explains why it got that priority.
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Group alerts and choose a step
Your team can group related alerts, add notes, ask for a check, or open a case.
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Keep and check the records
Save a case package. A reviewer can check for changed files and review the proof on their own device.
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Published source catalog
Connect the sources your team uses.
The catalog has sixteen connection packages with code and tests. Your IT team must still set up your connection and save its test result. A listed package does not mean your source is connected or that its vendor certified it.
Each source shows whether setup is done, a test result is saved, help is needed, or it is not connected. A source with no saved test result stays unverified.
Review source setup and validationWho it is for
Teams responsible when AI and LLM systems become incidents.
Security and incident response
Work out what happened in AI tools. Check each alert against the proof.
AI platform and engineering
Show where each report came from, whether the connection works, and who owns the tool. Application code stays in its own system.
Risk, legal, and compliance
Review the proof and open questions in each case. The people responsible keep control of decisions.
Launch-year price protection
Free now, with a published ceiling for the following year.
BARC platform fee
Aug. 13, 2026–Aug. 13, 2027 UTCPublished platform-fee ceiling
Through August 12, 2028BARC has no platform fee during the fixed launch-year window. If your organization separately elects to continue after August 13, 2027, the BARC platform fee will not exceed $399 USD per organization per month through August 12, 2028. Access does not automatically convert and Briard will not create a charge without a separate offer and acceptance. Customer-selected infrastructure, source products, and optional professional services are outside this platform-fee ceiling.
Honest boundaries
Evidence first. Claims stay disciplined.
- Normal intake is metadata-only; raw prompts, responses, files, and secrets do not belong there.
- Restricted forensic capture is separate, disabled by default, and requires its own controls and approvals.
- Briard observes and preserves evidence. It does not silently block AI systems or make response decisions.
- Missing source receipts remain unknown; an alert or detector result is not presented as established fact.
- Customer deployment, provider credentials, external notarization, and independent review are separate readiness states.