Advisory program

AI Governance & Compliance

AI regulation is here. Get compliant before your customers ask.

NIST AI RMFISO/IEC 42001EU AI Act

Plan the program

Fit check

This is a fit if

01A customer, regulator, insurer, or board wants documented control.
02New technology or obligations are moving faster than internal policy.
03You need practical governance that people can follow and auditors can verify.

The work, made tangible

What you receive

AI governance questions are already arriving in vendor security questionnaires and cyber-insurance renewals. Regulators are just behind them. We inventory your AI use (including the shadow AI your staff adopted without asking), classify it by risk tier the way the EU AI Act does, and stand up a right-sized governance program on the NIST AI RMF's Govern-Map-Measure-Manage cycle, the same framework federal agencies and financial regulators are converging on. Answering "we have a documented AI governance program" wins deals; "we'll get back to you" loses them.

OUT-01

AI risk assessment

Inventory your AI use and classify it by risk tier: you cannot govern what you have not mapped.

OUT-02

NIST AI RMF alignment

Govern, Map, Measure, Manage, implemented at SMB scale, the same way we deliver NIST CSF.

OUT-03

ISO/IEC 42001 readiness

Gap assessment and roadmap for the AI management standard your enterprise customers are starting to require.

OUT-04

Policy suite

AI acceptable use, model procurement, data handling, and incident disclosure, integrated with your existing security policies.

OUT-05

Questionnaire & audit support

When customers send AI security questionnaires (they will), you answer with evidence.

Engagement walkthrough

How the work moves

01
Discover
Inventory the obligations, systems, evidence, and decision owners.
02
Design
Translate frameworks into controls and policies sized for your business.
03
Implement
Put the agreed controls into day-to-day operation.
04
Prove
Organize evidence and close gaps before the external review.

Next move

Turn the concern into a clear scope.

Bring the requirement, questionnaire, or technology decision driving the work. We will map the shortest defensible path.

Plan the program

Before we start

Common questions

Where does AI Governance & Compliance start?

With a short scoping call. We identify the business question, the systems involved, and the evidence already available before recommending work.

What will we receive?

A clear walkthrough of the work completed, the evidence found, and the next actions. The scope includes ai risk assessment, nist ai rmf alignment, iso/iec 42001 readiness.

Can this be sized for a small business?

Yes. Scope follows your environment, risk, and deadline. The first conversation is designed to find the smallest useful starting point.