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10 Nov 2026, 16:32
ServiceNow Adds Agentic AI for Continuous Enterprise Control Monitoring
ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) introduced new agentic AI capabilities for continuous control monitoring within its Integrated Risk Management platform, allowing organizations to monitor, interpret and remediate control failures across connected enterprise systems in real time.
The new functionality uses AI agents to configure compliance checks, interpret results and respond when controls drift or fail. ServiceNow said failed controls can automatically trigger tickets and, where policies allow, remediation actions without waiting for manual intervention.
Monitoring extends beyond the ServiceNow platform through more than 100 pre-built integrations spanning cloud, container, AI, SaaS, on-premises and business systems. The platform can also monitor connected OT, IoT and medical devices, while evidence from different systems is continuously collected into a centralized audit layer.
ServiceNow is also linking controls across multiple regulatory frameworks. A control mapped once can be applied against equivalent requirements under standards and regulations including SOX, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, HIPAA and the EU AI Act, reducing duplicated testing and evidence collection.
The system is designed to support all three lines of defense, giving business units, risk teams and internal auditors access to continuously updated evidence rather than relying primarily on periodic control testing and sampling.
General availability of ServiceNow’s Agentic AI for Continuous Controls Monitoring is expected in the first quarter of 2027.
ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) introduced new agentic AI capabilities for continuous control monitoring within its Integrated Risk Management platform, allowing organizations to monitor, interpret and remediate control failures across connected enterprise systems in real time.
The new functionality uses AI agents to configure compliance checks, interpret results and respond when controls drift or fail. ServiceNow said failed controls can automatically trigger tickets and, where policies allow, remediation actions without waiting for manual intervention.
Monitoring extends beyond the ServiceNow platform through more than 100 pre-built integrations spanning cloud, container, AI, SaaS, on-premises and business systems. The platform can also monitor connected OT, IoT and medical devices, while evidence from different systems is continuously collected into a centralized audit layer.
ServiceNow is also linking controls across multiple regulatory frameworks. A control mapped once can be applied against equivalent requirements under standards and regulations including SOX, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, HIPAA and the EU AI Act, reducing duplicated testing and evidence collection.
The system is designed to support all three lines of defense, giving business units, risk teams and internal auditors access to continuously updated evidence rather than relying primarily on periodic control testing and sampling.
General availability of ServiceNow’s Agentic AI for Continuous Controls Monitoring is expected in the first quarter of 2027.
