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AI Governance in Action
A practical ebook on understanding, managing and governing enterprise AI adoption.
- Format
- Case study
- Published by
- Kong
- Category
- Artificial Intelligence
- Added
- 28 Sept 2026
About this case study
AI Governance in Action: A Strategic Guide is a practical ebook designed to help organizations understand, manage, and govern enterprise AI adoption. Using the fictional Kong Air case study, the guide explores real-world approaches to AI discovery, risk classification, semantic guardrails, data protection, AI transparency, monitoring, and compliance.
Learn how to move from shadow AI and limited visibility to a structured AI governance framework-with practical strategies for identifying AI usage, protecting sensitive data, enforcing guardrails, and building processes that support responsible AI adoption.
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