FairByDesign Books
Enterprise AI Agent Deployment
Two practitioner frameworks for teams deploying AI agents in regulated environments — from first deployment controls to full conformity, red teaming, observability, and training infrastructure.
These are not principles documents. They are deployment control systems.
FairByDesign’s Enterprise AI Agent Deployment Playbook is built for organizations deploying AI agents that can take actions, call tools, write to systems, trigger workflows, and create real operational risk. The first book gives you the control architecture, release gates, evidence requirements, and oversight model to govern a deployment properly.
The Second Edition extends that foundation into full program infrastructure: EU AI Act conformity assessment, Annex III deployment guidance, adversarial testing, MITRE ATLAS operational mapping, OpenTelemetry implementation, supply chain governance, and EAAD training materials.
First Edition
Enterprise AI Agent Deployment Playbook
Deploying AI Agents in Regulated Environments
By Viktoria Bakos | Published by FairByDesign
You’re deploying autonomous AI into systems designed for human operators. This is your governance manual.
Built for teams deploying AI agents that can act without asking permission first — tool calls, system writes, customer communications, database changes, and workflow triggers. This playbook turns regulatory and framework language into implementable controls with release gates, evidence requirements, and reviewer-verifiable accountability.
Includes:
Twenty-five chapters across nine parts. Two deployment scenarios. A four-gate release framework. A five-layer control stack. Human System Owner model. STRIDE threat model for agents. MCP governance. Agent memory security. Regulatory mapping. Bias monitoring metrics. Privacy by design checklist. Model card template.
Best for: Security architects, AI engineers, compliance leads, privacy officers, and CISOs who need the complete argument and core control architecture to govern one agent deployment properly.
Which one is right for you?
One is the complete foundation for governing an agent deployment. The other extends it into conformity, testing, monitoring, and team capability-building.
| Feature | First Edition | Second Edition |
|---|---|---|
| Core deployment governance framework | Yes | Yes |
| Five-layer control stack | Yes | Yes |
| Release gate framework | Yes | Yes |
| Financial services and healthcare scenarios | Yes | Yes |
| EU AI Act conformity assessment support | No | Yes |
| Annex III deployment guide | No | Yes |
| Adversarial testing playbook | No | Yes |
| MITRE ATLAS operational mapping | No | Yes |
| OpenTelemetry implementation | No | Yes |
| EAAD training materials | No | Yes |
Start with the right level of seriousness
If you need to govern one agent deployment properly, start with the First Edition. It gives you the complete control architecture, release logic, traceability model, and core artifacts.
If you need to prepare for high-risk enforcement, conduct conformity work, run adversarial testing, train your team, and demonstrate continuous oversight backed by evidence, the Second Edition is the complete system.
Both editions share the same operational foundation. The Second Edition does not replace the first. It extends it into full enterprise deployment governance.
Published by FairByDesign
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