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AI Security & Governance

AI Governance

Structure the responsible use of artificial intelligence across your organization

Why govern AI?

The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence exposes organizations to new risks: opaque decisions, bias, data leaks, regulatory non-compliance. Without a governance framework, these uses escape management's control.

AI governance provides the policies, roles and processes to oversee the lifecycle of each AI system, from design to decommissioning, aligning innovation with risk control.

Solid foundations:

Structured governance directly prepares your ISO/IEC 42001 and EU AI Act compliance, while integrating with your existing ISO 27001 ISMS.

The pillars of effective AI governance

AI Policy

Definition of a charter and principles for the responsible use of AI, approved by management.

Governance Committee

Establishment of a cross-functional body (business, legal, security, data) steering AI decisions.

System Inventory

Centralized mapping of all AI systems, internal and third-party, with their criticality level.

Roles & Responsibilities

Clear assignment of responsibilities for each AI system (owner, validator, controller).

Continuous Oversight

Monitoring of performance, drift and incidents throughout the model lifecycle.

Third-Party Management

Governance of external AI vendors and solutions through tailored contractual requirements.

Our support approach

1

Assessment

Evaluation of your AI maturity and identification of existing uses, including undeclared ones.

2

Governance Framework

Drafting of the AI policy, definition of the committee and decision processes.

3

Inventory & Classification

Identification of AI systems and qualification of their risk level.

4

Deployment

Implementation of processes, stakeholder training and tooling.

5

Continuous Improvement

Periodic review, steering indicators and adjustment of the framework.

Use cases

Company deploying generative AI tools at scale
Organization subject to the EU AI Act or targeting ISO 42001
Management seeking to regain control over scattered AI uses

Regain control of your AI

Our experts support you in implementing AI governance tailored to your context and regulatory obligations.

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