Govern AI before it governs you.
The first subscription-based AI governance module aligned to ISO 42001. Manage AI risk, accountability, and regulatory compliance — as an ongoing operational service, not a one-time project.
The Governance Imperative
Why AI governance cannot wait.
The EU AI Act is in force
The EU AI Act introduces binding obligations for organisations deploying AI systems. High-risk AI applications face significant compliance requirements. Regulated organisations cannot afford to wait.
ISO 42001 is the governance standard
ISO 42001 is the international standard for AI management systems. It provides the framework for responsible AI governance — and auditors are beginning to ask for it.
AI adoption is outpacing governance
Most organisations are deploying AI tools faster than they are building governance around them. The gap between AI use and AI accountability is a material risk — reputational, regulatory, and operational.
Boards are asking the question
Regulators, insurers, and non-executive directors are increasingly asking: "How do you govern your AI?" Having a structured, auditable answer is no longer optional for regulated organisations.
Module Capabilities
Everything you need to govern AI responsibly.
Six structured capabilities that together form a complete AI governance programme — aligned to ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act.
AI System Register
A structured inventory of every AI system in use across your organisation — purpose, risk classification, data inputs, and accountability owners.
Risk Classification Framework
Classify AI systems by risk level in line with ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act. Identify high-risk applications and apply proportionate controls.
Ethics & Accountability Policies
Pre-built AI ethics policies, acceptable use frameworks, and accountability structures — ready to adapt and deploy across your organisation.
Incident & Bias Monitoring
Structured processes for identifying, recording, and responding to AI incidents, bias events, and unexpected model behaviour.
Governance Roles & Responsibilities
Define clear accountability for AI systems — from data scientists to board-level AI sponsors — with documented RACI frameworks.
Board-Level AI Reporting
Monthly AI governance reports designed for board and executive audiences — risk posture, incidents, control status, and regulatory horizon.
Implementation Process
From AI inventory to ISO 42001 alignment.
AI System Discovery
We work with your teams to identify and document every AI system in use — from enterprise platforms to departmental tools and shadow AI.
Risk Classification
Each AI system is classified by risk level using the ISO 42001 and EU AI Act frameworks. High-risk systems are prioritised for immediate governance action.
Framework Implementation
We implement the ISO 42001 control framework across your organisation — policies, procedures, accountability structures, and monitoring processes.
Ongoing Governance
Monthly governance reviews, continuous monitoring, incident management, and board reporting — AI governance as a permanent operational capability.
Framework Alignment
Built on the standards that matter.
Our AI governance module is pre-mapped to the key international standards and regulatory frameworks — so your governance programme is credible from day one, not built from scratch.
- ISO 42001 control framework fully implemented
- EU AI Act risk classification methodology
- NIST AI RMF alignment for US-regulated entities
- GDPR data protection requirements for AI systems
- ICO guidance on AI and automated decision-making
- Board-level reporting aligned to FRC governance expectations
Get Started
Ready to govern your AI systems?
Book a 30-minute consultation with our AI governance specialists. We'll assess your current AI landscape and outline a clear path to ISO 42001 alignment.