Turn AI ambition into an evidenced, certifiable strategy, built across law, technology, cybersecurity and ethics at once.
Map where AI already runs, who is accountable, and how far you sit from EU AI Act obligations.
Build the target governance model across four disciplines at once, so nothing is retrofitted later.
Put policies, controls and technical measures into practice, with clear ownership.
Test whether controls hold up in practice, not just on paper, and close the gaps.
Keep governance current as regulation and risk evolve, formalized through certification.
The EU AI Act treats providers, those who build or place AI systems on the market, differently from deployers, those who use them. Which track applies depends on your role.
Certifies organizations that use AI systems built by others, confirming governance is in place for how those systems are deployed and monitored.
- Conducting a risk assessment
- Ensuring user transparency
- Complying with data privacy & governance
- Implementing human oversight
- Detecting and mitigating bias
Certifies organizations that build or place AI systems on the market, confirming the system itself meets EU AI Act requirements.
- Legal & ethical compliance
- Technical robustness & safety
- Transparency & explainability
- Data governance
- Detecting and mitigating bias