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AI Risk Assessment
Map your AI risk exposure across models, data, and vendors. An AI risk assessment scores likelihood and impact. It flags bias and data privacy gaps, then ranks fixes so you act on the threats that matter first.
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Establish a governance framework that holds up under scrutiny. Advisory work aligns AI governance to the NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001. It defines policies, roles, and review gates, so oversight is built in, not bolted on later.
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Regulatory Compliance and AI Readiness
Align AI to the rules that bind you. Advisory mapping covers regulatory compliance across the EU AI Act, FTC guidance, and sector laws. It closes gaps in data privacy and documentation before an auditor or regulator finds them.
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AI Model Lifecycle Management
Control risk across every model from build to retirement. Lifecycle governance adds monitoring for model drift, bias, and performance. Documented model risk management means issues surface early, not in front of your customers.
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Third-Party and Vendor AI Risk Management
Vet the AI you buy, not just the AI you build. Advisory work assesses third-party risk across vendors and tools, checking their data practices, model controls, and contracts so a supplier’s weakness never becomes your liability.
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Ongoing AI Monitoring and Incident Response
Monitor AI in production and prepare for the worst case. Advisory design sets key risk indicators, audit trails, and an incident response plan, so a hallucination or breach triggers a fast, documented response, not a scramble.