Agent for Gemini Enterprise
The Klarvant Digital Governance Analyst tracks post-quantum migration, monitors supply-chain risk and surfaces external exposure across your namespace, with audit-ready compliance evidence attached to every answer.
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The challenge
A regulator asks how far post-quantum migration has progressed. A board asks which suppliers a breaking incident touches. An auditor asks who owns an asset and when that was last confirmed. The answers sit across security, infrastructure and procurement, and by the time they are collated by hand the evidence has aged.
01 · One expert agent
The analyst runs on Klarvant Namespace Command™. Ask in plain language; it runs Namespace Command's deterministic skills and replies with the grounding evidence attached, so every answer traces back to observed records. Every answer ends with keep-digging suggestions, so the next question is one click away. Ask for a dashboard, a renewal list or a board presentation, and it builds one from your latest assessment.
Watch the analyst inside Gemini Enterprise (2 min 49)
Demonstration data. Processing time shortened for clarity. Domain names are blurred.
This is Gemini Enterprise, with Klarvant's governance analyst built right in.
One plain question maps the whole organisation from the outside.
More than 2,000 domains, 410 suppliers, and an honest security grade.
Notice the keep-digging suggestions under every answer.
They are the best way to explore.
One click and the analyst drills into the open critical and high-risk gaps with the trend over time and where they are concentrated.
Suppliers next.
Every third-party service it has found, the newest arrivals, the services you depend on most, and the risk mix across all 410 vendors.
Where does your data really live?
Almost nine in ten of your IP addresses sit outside the EEA.
New vulnerabilities are matched to the suppliers and technologies you actually run, then ranked into a clear review queue with known exploited issues first.
Certificates, 412 deployed, 41 expiring within 30 days, and who issues them with expiry pressure charted across every assessment?
Ask for a dashboard and you get one.
649 of 1,068 endpoints already offer post-quantum key exchange, and the dashboard is live.
Click a tile and the question drops straight back into the conversation.
41 certificates to renew, soonest first, and more keep-digging prompts to take you further.
The same for third-party risk.
410 vendors, five in the high-risk band, and 426 new supplier services first detected in the last 30 days.
Risk mix, reach by category, and suppliers by country all in one view.
And when the board needs it, just ask.
Six slides on certificate and post-quantum posture, created as PowerPoint and PDF with headline figures, clear findings, and four concrete actions, built from the latest assessment, not a blank template.
And for global teams, the same presentation in Japanese.
That's the power of one expert agent inside Gemini Enterprise.
Next, what happens when agents work together, every morning, without being asked?
Use cases
Classify every public-facing endpoint as post-quantum ready, hybrid or classical, follow progress across assessments, and evidence the transition to regulators, boards and auditors before "store now, decrypt later" attacks mature.
When a supplier incident breaks, ask where you are exposed to that supplier, product or technology and see every dependent domain and service across your estate.
Certificate expiry posture at 90, 30 and 7 days, TLS protocol and cipher posture, and certificate-lifetime checks against CA/Browser Forum validity limits.
Plain-language answers grounded in observed evidence, with full finding history and remediation guidance, and posture mapped to the frameworks you report against.
The agent at work
You
Example CDN has disclosed an incident. Where are we exposed?
Klarvant Digital Governance Analyst
3 domains depend on Example CDN, each with a confirmed owner:
Evidence attached · supplier_exposure · impact_search
02 · Agents working together
In Gemini Enterprise Workflows, the analyst becomes one step in a process you define. It reports each new supplier. Your own agents check the vendor register, sanctions and jurisdiction. Gemini triages by severity, a person approves, and the workflow raises the Jira tickets and sends the alerts. Every decision is logged for audit.
09:00 schedule
Klarvant Digital Governance Analyst reports new suppliers
Gemini prepares supplier profiles
Your agents check register, sanctions and jurisdiction
Gemini triages by severity
A person approves
Jira tickets raised
Decision logged, lead alerted by email
Watch agents working together (1 min 54)
Demonstration data. Processing time shortened for clarity. Domain names are blurred.
Asking an expert agent is powerful.
Agentic orchestration using Gemini Enterprise Workflows is where the real leverage is, expert agents working together every morning without being asked.
At nine o'clock, the Klarvant Governance Analyst reports every new supplier that has appeared across your organisation, and Gemini prepares a profile for each one.
Then your other agents take over.
The Procurement Vendor Master checks whether each supplier is already approved.
Sanctions Review screens every entity, and the Jurisdiction Policy Agent checks where each supplier is headquartered and hosted.
Gemini then weighs all of the evidence and triages every supplier by severity, with the reasons spelt out.
Now a person decides.
Any step can keep a human in the loop.
Here, the security reviewer sees 25 suppliers, eight of them critical, and approves.
Once approved, the workflow acts on its own.
It raises a Jira ticket for every supplier that needs attention, with nothing copied and pasted between systems.
Each ticket lands in the team's queue with everything needed to act: vendor register status, sanctions result, jurisdiction verdict, the reason for the severity, and the next step.
Back in the workflow, the decision is logged for audit, and a rule checks for critical or high findings.
There are, so the vendor security lead is alerted by email.
Expert agents like Klarvant, your own systems, and people where it matters, working as one.
That's agentic orchestration with Gemini Enterprise.
Why Klarvant
Every answer carries the records it was built from.
Verified accountability: every asset owned, every owner confirmed, re-verified every six months.
NIST CSF, ISO 27001, SOC 2, CIS Controls, HIPAA and GDPR are recognised examples, not a ceiling.
Built on the open Agent2Agent (A2A) v1.0 standard governed by the Linux Foundation, with a deterministic path for automated workflows and a conversational path for Gemini Enterprise users.
How to get it
Purchase on Google Cloud
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FAQ
The A2A interface is open to any agent you build, on the open Agent2Agent v1.0 standard. The Klarvant Digital Governance Analyst is a ready-made agent for Gemini Enterprise that uses it: your teams ask in plain language inside Gemini Enterprise, and the analyst runs Namespace Command's skills and replies with the evidence attached.
No. Discovery is entirely external, with no software to deploy, no agents to install and no credentials to share. The analyst reads your Namespace Command data but never changes it.
From Namespace Command's deterministic skills, run against observed records. Each answer carries the evidence it was built from, rather than relying on model inference.
The compliance engine is framework-agnostic. NIST CSF, ISO 27001, SOC 2, CIS Controls, HIPAA and GDPR are recognised examples, and your own internal policies can be represented too.
On Google Cloud, with data residency in the US, UK and EU.
We run zero-integration discovery against your namespace, with results from day 1.
Orchestrated Digital Governance.
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