AI Governance Consulting
We help companies set up the policies, roles and controls to use AI responsibly and prove it to regulators, auditors and customers. Practical governance that fits your size, not a binder nobody reads.
Why AI governance matters now
Three things have changed. The EU AI Act puts legal duties on companies that build or use AI, with the main high-risk rules applying from August 2026. Enterprise customers now send AI questionnaires in procurement, and a vague answer can cost the deal. And employees already use AI tools every day, often without anyone knowing which data goes where.
AI governance answers these questions in one place: which AI we use, who approved it, what it may do and how we check that it works.
What an AI governance framework includes
- An AI policy that says what is allowed, what needs approval and what is off limits.
- Clear roles: who owns each AI system, who approves new ones and who handles incidents.
- An AI inventory with the purpose, data and risk level of every system.
- A risk assessment process for new and changed systems.
- Human oversight rules for decisions that affect people.
- Monitoring and incident handling, including how to switch a system off.
- Training so employees meet the AI literacy duty under Article 4 of the EU AI Act.
Our AI governance consulting services
We start with a short assessment of what already exists: policies, tools in use and current risk processes. Then we draft the framework with your legal, compliance, IT and business teams, run the first inventory and risk assessments, and train the people who will run the process. After three months we review how it works in practice and adjust. You end up with a working process, not only documents.
Aligning with the EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF
The EU AI Act sets the legal minimum. ISO/IEC 42001 gives a certifiable management system structure, and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework offers a practical way to identify and measure risk. We design one framework that covers all three, so you are not running parallel processes for law, certification and customers.
Frequently asked questions
What is AI governance?
The policies, roles and controls that decide how a company approves, builds, monitors and retires AI systems.
Do we need AI governance if we only use third-party AI tools?
Yes. You still need to know which tools are in use, what data they receive and who is accountable.
Which frameworks do you use?
We align with the EU AI Act and use ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework as practical references.
Clear rules and roles for every AI system
We review the AI you use today and turn it into a policy, an inventory and controls that fit your organisation.