AI Governance
Our AI governance practice helps boards govern artificial intelligence as a strategic and regulatory risk. We advise on EU AI Act compliance, ISO/IEC 42001 AI management systems, and the broader discipline of AI risk management and responsible AI — ensuring systems remain transparent, accountable and aligned to organizational values.
EU AI Act compliance
We help leadership teams meet EU AI Act requirements with confidence — from risk classification to continuous oversight of AI systems — translating regulatory obligation into governance decisions the board can take and defend.
ISO/IEC 42001 AI management systems
AI management systems (AI-SMS) that operationalize ISO/IEC 42001, the FAIR AIR framework, NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act — from risk classification to continuous oversight of autonomous systems.
AI risk management & responsible AI
We pair governance with AI security, so organizations can adopt intelligent systems without surrendering control over the decisions that matter. Systems remain transparent, accountable and aligned to organizational values.
Agentic AI governance
A particular focus is agentic AI governance: the guardrails, accountability chains and oversight mechanisms that keep autonomous and agentic AI systems answerable to human intent. As AI agents gain autonomy, the attack surface becomes behavioural — we design guardrails, kill-switches and accountability chains accordingly.