A compliance report is a snapshot. ARIA watches every day.
ARIA is the continuous behavioral drift and compliance platform for AI systems in regulated industries. It watches your AI's behavior daily, alerts you the moment it drifts from policy, and tells you exactly which test flipped — then verifies conformance across 13 active frameworks: NIST AI RMF, HIPAA, FDA CDS, ISO 42001, EU AI Act, HITRUST CSF, SOC 2, GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, EU MDR, DORA, FedRAMP Moderate, and OWASP LLM Top 10. Fast enough for operations, structured enough for audit.
The LLM deployment wave outpaced the governance infrastructure that should have accompanied it. Three answers we hear constantly — and what each one actually means.
Every other governance platform asks better questions. ARIA maps how your answers connect, escalates the right risks automatically, and builds the evidence trail your compliance team needs.
Most AI governance "platforms" are questionnaires with a PDF export. ARIA is built around the inconvenient truth: an AI system that was behaving correctly on Monday can drift by Friday — and a compliance report describing last quarter's state is not what an auditor, or a regulator, will accept anymore. ARIA watches behavior daily and tells you the moment it changes.
Most governance platforms verify that you have a policy. ARIA verifies that your AI actually follows it — every day. 630 behavioral fixtures run against your endpoint on a schedule you set. ARIA maintains a rolling baseline per endpoint and alerts you the moment your pass-rate drifts beyond threshold — with severity bands, so a single noisy run never gets mistaken for a real regression.
When drift fires, ARIA tells you which specific test flipped — your jailbreak resistance, your PHI refusal, your hallucination guardrail — not just that something changed. Built on the open-source fairness and adversarial-testing standards your auditors already accept.
ControlMesh sits beneath every assessment, connecting answers across frameworks and time. It's the layer that takes raw signals — assessment answers, behavioral test results, drift events, ingested policy text — and produces decisions your team can act on and your auditors can accept. It's how ARIA tells you not just what is out of compliance, but why, what depends on it, and whether your overall posture is improving or eroding.
The Pulse is ARIA's rolling 180-day activity record: every assessment update, every behavioral test run, every policy ingestion, every drift event, in a single tamper-evident timeline. When an auditor asks "show me your governance activity for the period under review", you do — in seconds.
A live, immutable record that proves governance is happening — not a stack of PDFs proving it happened once, six months ago.
Continuous compliance only works if it fits your infrastructure. ARIA supports three integration shapes — pick the one that matches your AI's deployment pattern.
ARIA's job is to be true between audits, not just at them. Responsibility claimed is not responsibility proven.
ControlMesh is only as useful as what reaches it. There are three routes in, and most teams end up using all three. None of them is required on its own, so a security review that objects to one does not cost you the platform. Whichever route the data takes, it lands in the same graph and is solved against the same constraints.
Upload the material a project already produced: policies, procedures, architecture notes, vendor agreements, prior assessments. An LLM-assisted ingestion pipeline reads it and proposes answers to the questions in every framework you selected, instead of asking your team to retype what is already written down.
A PII pre-flight scan runs before any text is sent for processing, every prompt and response is logged, hashed, to the immutable audit trail, and no extracted answer is recorded until a person approves it. This route is entirely optional. If your security review would rather your documentation were not processed outside your environment, skip it. Routes two and three involve no document ingestion at all, and ControlMesh works from those alone. Where this route is used, it can run under your own provider key, which is what we recommend: your documents are processed in your own model account, under your own terms with that provider, with no usage ceiling imposed by us. An Aggi-provided key is available as a convenience, subject to a token allowance. Either way, we will walk your security team through the full data path.
Work through the questionnaire for a single framework. Cross-standard propagation carries each answer to its mapped peers across every other framework you operate under, using 183 verified mappings. One answer about data retention reaches the HIPAA, ISO 42001 and HITRUST controls that ask the same underlying question.
Propagated answers arrive as pending review, never as fact. At the same time the Contradiction Scanner compares what you just supplied against everything already in the system and flags conflicts, so a new document cannot quietly overwrite an older, better-evidenced answer.
Behavioral test results, drift events and inline gate decisions feed the same graph on their own, without anyone filling in a form. This is the route that keeps the other two from going stale.
From there, Cascade Radar shows the blast radius when a control fails, Posture Trajectory shows the direction you are heading, and Counterfactuals price a fix before you commit engineering time to it. Together they turn a list of gaps into a remediation plan you can put a budget against.
Regulations are fixed and public. Your internal policy is neither, and it is usually stricter. Ingested policy text becomes constraints in its own right, solved together with the thirteen compliance frameworks rather than checked afterwards as an afterthought. That is what ControlMesh means by compliance-constrained optimization: not thirteen separate verdicts, but one action that satisfies all of them at once, yours included.
And nothing is accepted without a person. No answer extracted from a document, and no answer propagated across frameworks, is ever recorded as fact on its own. It waits for your compliance officer to confirm it, request evidence for it, mark it not applicable, or reject it. ARIA proposes; your team decides; the audit trail records who decided and when.
ARIA's job is to compress the loop between the signals your team already sees and the documented, defensible action that follows. Four steps, one continuous record, evolving alongside your AI and the regulations governing it.
13 active frameworks. 630 behavioral fixtures. 183 cross-standard mappings. Adding a new framework is data, not code — five JSON files, zero code changes.
ARIA is a software platform with its own subscription pricing. Separately, Aggi Technologies offers consulting services and managed support for organizations that need expert guidance alongside the platform — or instead of it. These are distinct offerings. You choose what your team needs.
Enterprise AI governance platforms start at $100,000 per year, require six-month implementations, and were designed for manufacturing or financial services. ARIA is built for the organizations that need this infrastructure and have been left without it.
Most alternatives are enterprise-priced, built for financial services, or lack the behavioral testing layer that proves your AI actually follows its policy. ARIA is the only continuous-compliance platform purpose-built for healthcare and other regulated industries — self-hostable, with real-time enforcement at mid-market pricing. Public information current as of June 2026. Verify at procurement.
| Capability | ARIA | Credo AI | Holistic AI | VerifyWise | IBM OpenPages |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare-specific controls | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| HIPAA + FDA CDS modules | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Behavioral AI testing (8 plugins) | ✓ | Integrates | ✓ | Partial | ✕ |
| Multi-cloud LLM (6 providers) | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Cross-standard propagation (183 mappings) | ✓ 183 | Manual | Partial | ✕ | ✕ |
| Continuous monitoring (8 pillars) | ✓ | Dashboard | Dashboard | ✕ | ✕ |
| Real-time LLM enforcement (Shape C) | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ Enterprise | ✕ | ✕ |
| Custom fixture uploads | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Accessible pricing | ✓ | $30K+ | Custom | ✓ | $100K+ |
Whether you want a 15-minute onboarding pilot, platform access, a managed retainer, or a point-in-time assessment — reach out. We'll recommend what genuinely fits your situation.