Be ready when they ask how you govern AI.
Clients, insurers and regulators are all asking about AI. We align your AI use with the frameworks and laws that apply to you, and keep the evidence ready so the answer is quick and accurate.
From first assessment to audit-ready.
AI readiness assessment
Where you stand today: AI in use, data exposure, existing controls, and the obligations that apply to your industry and clients.
Gap analysis and roadmap
A prioritised plan that closes the gaps that matter most first, sized to your budget and timeline.
Framework mapping
Your AI program mapped to recognised frameworks such as NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001, so you can show structure rather than just say you have it.
Regulatory tracking
We follow the AI rules that affect you, including the EU AI Act and emerging US state laws, and tell you what changes for your business.
Evidence you can hand over
Policies, inventories, approvals, training records and logs, organised and ready for an auditor, insurer or client review.
Security questionnaires
Help answering the AI and security sections of client due-diligence and cyber-insurance questionnaires accurately.
AI vendor review
Due diligence on the AI products you buy: how they use your data, where it is stored, and what the contract actually allows.
Mapped to the standards that matter.
NIST AI RMF
The US framework for managing AI risk: govern, map, measure, manage.
ISO/IEC 42001
The international standard for an AI management system.
EU AI Act
Risk-based obligations for AI that reaches EU users or markets.
NIST CSF 2.0
The cybersecurity foundation your AI controls sit on.
US state AI laws
A growing set of state rules on automated decisions and disclosure.
Industry rules
Professional-conduct, privacy and data-protection obligations in your sector.
Know your gaps before someone else finds them.
Start with a briefing. We look at how your team uses AI today, where your data goes, and what your clients, insurers and regulators will ask you to show. You leave with a clear first step.