Overview
AI Security and Governance is how we get AI adoption under control before it becomes a liability: a governance program with real ownership, mapped against ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act, and a clear view of what AI tools are already running inside the business.
The output is a committee, an operating model and a risk owner, not a slide deck that sits in a shared drive.
How it works
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Assess
Readiness and maturity assessment against your current AI use, tooling and obligations.
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Build
Governance program stood up: committee, operating model, risk ownership assigned.
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Map
ISO 42001 and EU AI Act obligations mapped against what you actually run.
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Embed
Shadow AI discovery, acceptable-use policy and an ongoing review pipeline for new tools.
What's included
- AI governance program build: committee, operating model, risk ownership
- AI governance readiness and maturity assessment
- ISO 42001 certification readiness
- EU AI Act obligation mapping and readiness
- Agentic and GenAI security architecture review
- Shadow AI discovery and acceptable-use policy
- AI tool review, assurance and enablement pipeline
- Board and executive education on AI risk
Need a handle on the AI already running in your business?
Talk to an advisorFAQs
Do we need an AI governance program if we only use off-the-shelf tools like ChatGPT?
Yes. Acceptable-use policy and shadow AI discovery matter most when most AI use is unmanaged tools employees already picked themselves.
Does this cover ISO 42001 certification, or just readiness?
Readiness first: gap assessment and remediation. Certification support follows once the program is in place.
See what AI is already running in your business
A governance program mapped to ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act, starting with a shadow AI discovery.