Company / The company behind GovernorAI

Built for the peopleaccountablefor AI.

GovernorAI connects assurance, policy and runtime control—so enterprises can put AI agents to work without giving up authority over what happens next.

  • Santa Clara, California
  • NVIDIA Inception member
  • Patent pending — 2 U.S. provisional applications, 66 claims

Mynul’s prior leadership experience

Viasat

Highly regulated satellite communications

Government and commercial customers

IBM Public Cloud

Highly regulated public-cloud platform

Fintech · Healthcare · Government · Aviation

Mercado Bitcoin / 2TM

Regulated fintech and digital assets

Global CTO & EVP of Engineering

Cisco

Cloud, networking and security

Engineering and architecture leadership

Why we exist

AI moved from answers to actions. Governance must move with it.

A written policy is only the beginning. When an agent can access a model, invoke a tool, move data or change a production system, that policy needs to become an operating control.

Our team pairs experience in highly regulated enterprises with hands-on systems engineering. We built GovernorAI to connect the review before release, the decision at runtime and the evidence afterward.

More useful autonomy. Clear human authority.

The founders

Two generations of systems engineering.

The people accountable for what we build. Enterprise leadership and architecture, paired with the engineering that makes governance work in real systems.

Mynul Hoda

Mynul Hoda

Founder, CEO & CTO

Enterprise leadership & architecture

Mynul brings 25+ years building and leading software, cloud, security and AI platforms. At Viasat, he was President of Software & Platform Engineering, leading a global organization of 850+ engineers and serving as Executive Sponsor for AI Governance.

His operating experience includes Viasat’s highly regulated satellite communications business, including government customers, and IBM Public Cloud—a highly regulated platform serving fintech, healthcare, government and aviation customers.

He was also Global CTO & EVP of Engineering at Mercado Bitcoin / 2TM, with earlier engineering and architecture leadership at Cisco. At GovernorAI, he combines company leadership with hands-on platform architecture.

850+Engineers led at Viasat
25+Years in enterprise technology
Security engineering, in practice

Mynul earned CCIE certifications in Routing/Switching and Security, and CISSP. His Cisco Press work reflects a background in security architecture, troubleshooting and operational resilience.

Author of Cisco Network Security Troubleshooting Handbook (opens in a new tab), published by Cisco Press.

Rayaadh Hoda

Rayaadh Hoda

Co-Founder & VP of Engineering

Runtime systems & developer experience

Rayaadh leads GovernorAI’s platform engineering, runtime systems and SDKs. He builds the services and developer integrations that connect policy decisions to agent execution.

His work includes Go-based execution and control-plane services, audit-ledger and kill-switch components, and automated deployment tooling. His earlier engineering spans bare-metal C/C++ firmware and hardware-test automation.

That systems background shapes his approach to agent governance: predictable behavior, reliable controls and integrations developers can use in the code they already run.

GoExecution & control-plane services
SDKsGovernance inside existing code
From low-level systems to AI platforms

At Array Technologies, Rayaadh worked on automated hardware-test reporting and deployment pipelines. At San Jose State University, his work included agentic applications, ingestion services and evaluation pipelines.

He holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Arizona State University. His engineering background spans embedded firmware, backend services and developer tooling.

Our design conviction

Independence is the product.

Your organization sets the policy. Your agents and platforms keep doing the work. GovernorAI brings a separate governance layer to the decisions that matter.

Control should follow your business—not the boundary of a vendor’s stack.

01 /

Keep authority independent.

A model can propose an action. It should not grant itself permission. Put policy and authorized human oversight in control of consequential execution.

02 /

Make control explicit.

Define what can run, what needs approval and what must stop. Make the enforcement point and its behavior clear enough to test before relying on them.

03 /

Produce evidence as you govern.

Connect governed actions to their decisions, the policy that matched and the human responses. Give reviewers a record to examine—not a story reconstructed later.

The conviction becomes a platform

From discovery to governed production.

One connected governance lifecycle for models, MCP tools and agent actions.

Stronger control on the platform you use today. Consistent governance as your stack grows.

Bring action limits, approval rules and reviewable evidence alongside your existing native controls. Expand the same governance approach across clouds and platforms as you grow.

Explore integration capabilities

Inspect the work

A company story is a starting point. Look under the hood.

Read the engineering, review the controls and bring your questions to the founders.

For security teams

Security posture, in writing.

Deployment options, data handling, access controls and configuration requirements.

For reviewers

Evidence tied to decisions.

The governance record, policy lineage and verification model behind a review.

For platform teams

Control where you operate.

See the enforcement paths and control outcomes available for your integration.

Build with us · Design partner program

One real workflow. A direct line to the builders.

Bring a consequential agent workflow to a 30-minute founder briefing. Discuss scope, integration fit and success criteria—then decide together whether a scoped six-week evaluation is the right next step.

Mynul + RayaadhIn the working sessions, not behind a handoff.

  1. 01

    Choose one workflow.

    Agree on scope and written success criteria.

  2. 02

    Begin read-only.

    Evaluate before enabling enforcement with your approval.

  3. 03

    Decide on the evidence.

    Review the result together and choose the next step.

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