actAVA.ai Launches CHRYSO AI Compliance Solution

• 27 Apr 2026
• TM Team
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actAVA.ai, the leading AI orchestration platform for healthcare enterprises,  announced the launch of its newest product, CHRYSO, a companion product to its KORA agent building platform. CHRYSO is the definitive AI governance platform for healthcare and regulated industries. An enterprise-level suite integrates policy management, virtual training, and a specialised Agent Registry, which helps organisations mitigate legal and ethical risks. By providing real-time monitoring and automated control evidence, CHRYSO ensures AI agents remain compliant with critical standards, including NIST AI RMF, HIPAA, CMS HEI, and ONC HT1.

“Healthcare and life science organisations are rapidly deploying AI systems - yet 60% of AI deployments are delayed due to compliance bottlenecks," said Kevin Riley, Co-Founder and CEO of actAVA.ai. “Organisations are forced to mine multiple overlapping regulatory frameworks (FDA, HIPAA, NIST, CMS). And, they have to manage many manual compliance processes that can take up to 500+ hours per AI system.”

Introducing CHRYSO: An enterprise-level AI Policy Suite, Training System, and Agent Registry for healthcare and regulated industries.

actAVA now offers a purpose-built solution to test and monitor AI agents against real, accepted standards. CHRYSO offers radically simplified AI policy management, team training, and agent testing. As Deon Metelski, Chief Product Officer, explains, “For agentic AI, such a program requires even more complex evidence, with 200+ unique controls across a multitude of frameworks. The typical cost for an AI benchmark and evaluation program ranges from $50 to $300K per agent evaluation. Through our end-to-end AI evaluation platform, we enable any organisation using AI to effectively manage the legal and ethical risks it entails.” Metelski further stated, “We deliver automated control evidence, policy management, virtual training, and real-time AI agent monitoring in 1 affordable package. We make it much easier to become an AI-native company.”