AI Compliance &
Governance Hub
Navigate the EU AI Act, achieve ISO 42001 certification, and implement NIST AI RMF. Everything you need to build trustworthy AI systems that clear enterprise procurement.
Until August 2, 2026 enforcement for high-risk AI systems
AI Governance Frameworks
Master the three pillars of AI compliance: international standards, regional regulations, and federal frameworks.
ISO 42001
StandardThe world's first international standard for AI Management Systems (AIMS). Provides the framework for responsible AI development, deployment, and governance.
- 38 control objectives
- Certifiable standard
- Global recognition
EU AI Act
RegulationThe world's first comprehensive AI regulation. Risk-based approach with strict requirements for high-risk AI systems affecting EU citizens.
- August 2026 deadline
- Up to 7% revenue penalties
- Risk-based tiers
NIST AI RMF
FrameworkThe U.S. federal framework for managing AI risks. Voluntary but increasingly required for government contractors and enterprise vendors.
- 4 core functions
- FedRAMP alignment
- Trustworthy AI principles
AI Compliance by Industry
Industry-specific guidance for EU AI Act high-risk classifications and ISO 42001 implementation.
Healthcare AI
Diagnostic AI, clinical decision support, medical imaging analysis
HR-Tech AI
Resume screening, interview analysis, performance evaluation
Fintech AI
Credit scoring, fraud detection, algorithmic trading
Insurance AI
Risk assessment, claims processing, underwriting
AI Governance Tools
Free calculators and assessments to benchmark your AI compliance readiness.
AI Readiness Index
FlagshipComprehensive assessment mapping your AI systems to ISO 42001 and EU AI Act requirements. Get a readiness score in under 3 minutes.
Start AssessmentISO 42001 Calculator
Map your AI infrastructure to the 38 controls of ISO 42001. Get cost estimates and certification timeline projections.
Calculate ScoreRisk Classifier
NewDetermine if your AI system is Prohibited, High-Risk, Limited, or Minimal risk under the EU AI Act. 3 questions, instant classification.
Classify Your AIWhy ISO 42001 is the new SOC 2 for AI
Just as SOC 2 became the baseline for cloud SaaS, ISO 42001 (AIMS) is becoming the "must-have" for any company using LLMs or proprietary models in an enterprise context.
- Deterministic AI Risk Identification
- Data Lineage & Training Governance
- Bias & Hallucination Mitigation Logs
- Human-in-the-Loop Verification
- Model Explainability Documentation
68%
of Fortune 500 Procurement Teams...
...now require a specific AI security addendum or ISO 42001 roadmap for all new software vendors deploying AI features.
AI Trust Stack
Compliance guidance for companies building on leading AI platforms and LLM providers.
OpenAI
GPT-4, ChatGPT, DALL-E
SOC 2 + ISO 42001 compliance when using OpenAI APIs. Data residency, prompt injection, and model governance.
View Compliance Guide →Anthropic
Claude 3, Constitutional AI
Enterprise compliance for Claude integration. Constitutional AI alignment and responsible deployment patterns.
View Compliance Guide →Azure OpenAI
Enterprise GPT, Copilot
Azure compliance inheritance for AI. Private endpoints, data isolation, and enterprise security controls.
View Compliance Guide →Framework Comparisons
Understand the differences and overlaps between AI governance frameworks.
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Kevin A
Principal Security & GRC Engineer
Kevin is a security engineer turned GRC specialist. He focuses on mapping cloud-native infrastructure (AWS/Azure/GCP) to modern compliance frameworks, ensuring that security controls are both robust and auditor-ready without slowing down development cycles.