In the process of development,disruptive technologies inevitably bring risk control and governance problems,which fall into the Collingridge dilemma,facing with three practical dilemmas of the difficult time to grasp the intervention of technology control,the difficult problem of"information deficit"encountered by governance subjects,and the perspective of technology governance limited by actors.It results in the confrontation between regulatory bodies and enterprise subjects,the gap between legal system and enterprise system,and the failure of both.Based on the dual co-evolutionary logic of disruptive technologies and enterprise internal and external systems,the compliance governance ideas of whole-process risk prevention and control,whole-process information disclosure,and multi-entity collaborative participation are derived,which aim to effectively correct the time dislocation of technology governance,make up for the uncertainty of technology prediction,and avoid the passivity of external supervision.In combination with the niche stage of disruptive technologies,provide bottom line protection and support through the"'list'+compliance guide"approach,improve information disclosure and other mechanisms to enhance transparency,adhere to the combination of small-scale trial and error and experimental legislation,build a corporate compliance officer system to promote internal and external regulatory integration,and then build a collaborative compliance governance system.It provides a feasible path and strategy reference to solve the governance dilemma brought by disruptive technologies.