AI services · AI Governance
Use AI with confidence, and the paperwork to prove it.
Acceptable-use policies, an inventory of the AI your people actually use, and risk assessments aligned with the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and ISO/IEC 42001, written for boards, insurers and regulators.
What you get
AI your team uses on purpose, with rules everyone knows.
- A written AI acceptable-use policy your team understands
- A complete inventory of AI tools in use, including shadow AI
- Risk assessments for each AI use case and vendor
- Documentation that answers board, client, insurer and regulator questions
AI acceptable-use policy
Clear rules on which tools are approved, what data may be used, and when a human must review.
Shadow AI discovery
Find the AI apps, browser extensions and integrations already touching company data.
Risk & impact assessments
Evaluate each use case for data exposure, accuracy, bias and regulatory risk.
Vendor & data-handling review
What each AI provider does with your data: retention, training use, location and contracts.
Framework alignment
Map your program to NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001, and to industry rules like HIPAA and the FTC Safeguards Rule.
Ongoing oversight
Quarterly reviews of new tools, incidents and policy updates with your vCIO.
Questions
AI Governance: questions
Do small businesses really need AI governance?
If employees use AI with company or client data, yes. A short policy and an inventory prevent most of the risk, and they’re increasingly what clients and insurers ask for.
Can you certify us to ISO/IEC 42001?
No. Certification is done by accredited certification bodies. We help you build and run a management system aligned with it, and prepare the evidence.
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