AI Governance
Practical programs aligned to ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF, and the EU AI Act — without the enterprise overhead.
Every organization deploying AI — whether building models, embedding third-party AI tools, or using AI-assisted workflows — now carries governance obligations that did not exist three years ago. Regulators, customers, and investors are asking harder questions. The frameworks to answer them are here.
GRC2 works with small and mid-sized companies to build AI governance programs that are proportionate, defensible, and aligned to the frameworks that matter: ISO/IEC 42001, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and the EU AI Act. Not checkbox compliance — programs that actually reduce risk.
Practical analysis on frameworks, risk quantification, supply chain exposure, and board oversight — written for security and leadership teams, not academics.
Two frameworks dominate the AI governance landscape: ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. Here is how they differ, where they overlap, and how to decide which one fits your organization.
AI is now a board-level risk. Here is how directors and executive leadership can build the governance instincts to ask the right questions and make informed decisions about AI security.
Every AI tool your organization uses comes with a supply chain you probably have not fully mapped. Here is what to look for and how to build a vendor AI risk program that surfaces your real exposure.
AI risk is real, but 'high risk' means nothing to a CFO. The FAIR methodology translates AI security exposure into financial terms that boards and executive leadership can actually act on.
Structured guides on the frameworks, contracts, and risk models that underpin a defensible AI governance program.
A structured assessment of your current AI risk posture — covering people, process, technology, and AI systems. We identify gaps, prioritize remediation by business impact, and deliver a report your board can read and act on.
Learn moreA systematic review of your AI vendor and supply chain exposure — mapping which vendors have access to what data, what contractual protections exist, and where your gaps are.
Learn moreEmbedded senior security leadership that owns your AI governance program end-to-end — from framework selection and policy development to board reporting and ongoing oversight.
Learn moreWhether you are starting from scratch, preparing for ISO/IEC 42001 certification, or responding to a customer or investor request, GRC2 can help you build a program that is proportionate, defensible, and built for your scale.
