Armilla x Trustible

End-to-end AI risk management and liability coverage – in one solution

AI is now embedded in everyday decisions across finance, healthcare, telecom, and manufacturing—and the stakes are rising fast. Generative and predictive systems fail in probabilistic ways, so even well-governed models can produce biased or inaccurate outputs without an obvious “bug” to fix. At the same time, regulation is being introduced in a patchwork and unpredictable manner, introducing challenges for becoming and maintaining compliance.

Together, Trustible’s AI governance platform and Armilla’s AI insurance create a feedback loop of risk management. Governance reduces the chance of failures and generates data on AI performance, while insurance provides a financial safety net for residual risks. Importantly, good governance becomes a competitive advantage in getting better insurance, just as safe driving lowers car insurance premiums.

For organizations, the value is end-to-end AI risk management under one coordinated framework. Instead of piecemeal tools or half-measures, they get a one-stop approach: govern and insure your AI systems under one roof.

About

About the Partners

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Armilla AI is the first Managing General Agent (MGA) dedicated to insuring artificial intelligence. Backed by Lloyd’s and A-rated insurers, Armilla provides affirmative AI liability coverage for model errors, hallucinations, regulatory violations, and data leakage among other coverages. Combining AI model risk assessments and evaluations, performance warranties, and purpose-built liability insurance, Armilla empowers enterprises to adopt AI with confidence. 

Trustible provides commercial and government customers with an actionable AI governance platform that simplifies compliance, streamlines risk assessments, and accelerates responsible adoption. Headquartered in Arlington, VA, Trustible is backed by leading investors and growing rapidly across public and private sectors.

Solution

How it Works

Trustible and Armilla deliver end-to-end AI risk management as a coordinated motion—“left of boom” and “right of boom.”

 Trustible reduces the likelihood and impact of incidents through proactive governance and audit-ready evidence; Armilla transfers residual risk with purpose-built AI insurance. Good governance signals from Trustible can even improve insurability.

Inventory & Controls (Trustible)

Continuous Monitoring (Trustible)

Underwriting with Governance Signals (Armilla)

Risk Transfer (Armilla)

Inventory & Controls (Trustible)

Continuous Monitoring (Trustible)

Underwriting with Governance Signals (Armilla)

Risk Transfer (Armilla)

Speed With Safety

Financial Resilience

Better Insurability Over Time

One Coordinated Program

Financial Services:

Healthcare

Tech & Telecom

Manufacturing

FAQs

What kinds of AI risks does this partnership address?

End-to-end: governance gaps (inventory, testing, documentation), operational risks (drift, bias, inaccuracy), regulatory exposure (EU AI Act and sector rules), and residual financial risks via affirmative AI insurance (model errors, gen-AI IP/libel, compliance penalties).

How does coverage differ from cyber or E&O insurance?

Cyber focuses on breaches; E&O targets negligent software defects. Many policies are silent or ambiguous on AI-specific failures. Armilla provides explicit, AI-focused coverage tied to how models actually behave.

Will stronger governance really improve my insurability?

Yes. Trustible’s governance signals (controls, testing evidence, monitoring) inform Armilla underwriting, enabling better terms as risk posture improves—similar to safe-driver effects in auto insurance.

 

What does onboarding look like?

A joint discovery identifies your AI systems, applicable obligations, and loss scenarios. Trustible sets up inventories, controls, and monitoring; Armilla evaluates governance/reliability signals and structures coverage through an insurance broker. Then we run the program continuously, with periodic reviews and improvements.

Who is this solution for?

Organizations operating AI in regulated or high-impact contexts—banks, insurers, healthcare providers, telecoms, life sciences, industrials—seeking both faster deployment and stronger accountability.

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