AI services are entering organizations through every door at once. Treating them as enterprise platforms — with identity, data boundaries, logging, and governance — is the difference between adoption and exposure.
Landing zone security is mostly decided before the first workload arrives. The guardrails, identity boundaries, and logging defaults that matter — and the ones that just add friction.
Governance earns its keep when it speeds decisions up, not when it slows them down. A working model for architecture governance inside large infrastructure programs.
Zero Trust fails when it is treated as a shopping list. A durable design starts from identity, device health, and explicit policy — and earns its rollout with evidence.