Services AI governance
Capture the upside of AI without inheriting new categories of risk.
Senior, hands-on advice for organizations rolling out AI, large language models and AI-powered products, across governance, security, privacy and compliance.
Say yes to AI faster, not slower
Employees are already using generative AI to draft documents, write code and summarize customer data, usually before security, legal and governance have a seat at the table.
We help you put practical guardrails in place so you can adopt AI with your eyes open.
What we help you answer
- Which AI tools are people actually using?
- What data is leaving the business through them?
- Where is AI embedded in your products and processes, and what happens when it gets something wrong?
- Which regulations and contracts apply?
- What does "good enough" look like for a first AI policy?
- How should you evaluate AI vendors before signing?
Our AI governance services
AI risk assessment
A clear view of how AI is used across your business: what is safe, what needs attention and what should stop.
AI usage policy and framework
Not a one-page note telling staff to "be careful", but an enforceable policy and governance framework people will follow.
LLM security
Prompt injection and jailbreak testing, data leakage, RAG architecture review, key management and logging.
AI vendor due diligence
Structured reviews of AI vendors and models, including contract clauses to request before you sign.
Privacy and compliance alignment
Privacy impact assessments on high-risk use cases, aligned to the privacy laws and frameworks that apply to you.
Workforce enablement
Practical training that helps people use AI well. No fear-based slide decks.
Standards-aligned, standards-agnostic
- ISO 42001
- NIST AI RMF
- EU AI Act
- OECD AI Principles
- US state AI and privacy laws
Questions
Should we just ban public AI tools?
Advice ranges from "ban everything" to "move fast and hope". Neither is a strategy. Most companies are better served by approved tools, clear rules on data and a simple way to request new ones.
How long does an AI governance engagement take?
A focused AI governance sprint usually takes four to six weeks: weeks, not quarters.
Do we need ISO 42001 certification?
Not always. We often use ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF as a blueprint, and help you decide whether formal certification is worth it for your customers.
Ready to put real guardrails around AI?
No pitch, no sales sequence, just an honest conversation about how your team uses AI today.