How SOC 2 applies when your product is an AI system: training-data controls, model change management, prompt and output logging, third-party model providers, and when to add ISO 42001.
SOC 2 for AI companies: what changes when your product is a model Read More »
ISO 42001 is a certifiable standard; the EU AI Act is a regulation with obligations by risk tier. How they differ, where they overlap, the 2025 to 2027 timeline, and how to satisfy both with one AI management system.
ISO 42001 vs the EU AI Act: what each one asks for, and how they fit together Read More »
Every AI governance framework starts with an inventory. Here is how to build one that is complete, current and defensible.
How to build an AI system inventory that survives an audit Read More »
NIST AI RMF is a voluntary framework built on four functions. Here is how each works and how it fits alongside ISO 42001.
NIST AI Risk Management Framework, explained Read More »
The EU AI Act classifies AI systems by risk and attaches obligations to each tier. Here is what it means for your roadmap.
The EU AI Act, explained for product and engineering teams Read More »
