Compliance Management

AIM provides a comprehensive Compliance Dashboard with 10 automated compliance checks that monitor your agent ecosystem. These checks are organized into Security and Operations categories, helping you maintain a healthy and compliant environment.

Compliance Dashboard - 10 automated checks for security and operational compliance
Compliance Dashboard — 10 automated checks for security and operational compliance

AIM Compliance Framework: AIM provides its own intelligent compliance framework specifically designed for AI agent governance, with automated checks that run continuously.

Compliance Dashboard

The Compliance Dashboard provides visibility into your organization's compliance posture. Access it from Dashboard > Compliance in the AIM interface.

Dashboard Overview

8/10
Checks Passing
2
Warnings
0
Critical Issues

Each compliance check shows a status indicator (Pass/Warning/Fail), the current metric value, and actionable recommendations when issues are detected.

Two Check Categories

Security Checks (5)

Focused on protecting your agent ecosystem from security risks.

  • • API Key Rotation
  • • Trust Score Health
  • • Capability Violations
  • • Admin Access Review
  • • Audit Log Coverage

Operations Checks (5)

Focused on maintaining operational health and efficiency.

  • • Inactive Agents
  • • Verification Backlog
  • • Orphaned Resources
  • • Inactive MCP Servers
  • • MCP Verification Backlog

Status Indicators

Pass (Green)- Check meets compliance requirements
Warning (Yellow)- Check approaching threshold, action recommended
Fail (Red)- Check failed, immediate action required

Best Practices

  • 1.
    Review dashboard daily: Check the compliance dashboard each morning to catch issues early before they become critical.
  • 2.
    Address warnings promptly: Don't wait for checks to fail. Address warnings within 48 hours to maintain a healthy compliance posture.
  • 3.
    Automate remediation: Use webhooks to automatically trigger remediation workflows when checks fail.
  • 4.
    Tune thresholds to your needs: Default thresholds work for most organizations, but adjust them based on your specific compliance requirements.
  • 5.
    Export reports for auditors: Generate and export compliance reports before external audits to have documentation ready.

Next Steps