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AI Risk
AI Governance Tools
AI governance tools keep an inventory of the AI you build or buy, assess its risks, map policies and controls to ISO 42001, the EU AI Act and NIST AI RMF, and collect audit evidence. Here is what they do, the four categories, and a buyer's checklist.
AI Governance Policy
An AI governance policy is the top-level statement of how your organisation uses, oversees and takes accountability for AI. This guide covers what it must contain for ISO 42001 clause 5.2 and the EU AI Act, a section-by-section template, and how to roll it out.
AI Risk Assessment
How to run an AI risk assessment under ISO 42001: inventory your AI systems, set risk criteria, score likelihood and impact on people, choose treatment, and keep a living AI risk register. Includes the register columns that matter.
AI Risk Management
AI risk management is how you identify, assess, treat and monitor risks from the AI systems you build or buy, covering bias, data leakage, drift, security and vendor risk. ISO/IEC 42001 is the certifiable standard that makes the process auditable.
AI Governance Framework
An AI governance framework is the set of policies, roles, processes and controls an organisation uses to keep its artificial intelligence safe, ethical and compliant. ISO 42001 is the certifiable standard for operationalising one.