AI governance is complete only when an enterprise has Clarity of what it runs, Control of who decides, Conformity with the rules that bind it, Confidence that the system behaves as claimed, and Continuity when it does not.
Five categories, mutually exclusive and collectively exhaustive. Every AI-governance obligation an enterprise carries — under ISO 42001, the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF or its sectoral regulator — resolves to one of the 5 Cs. The framework does not compete with these standards; it makes them boardroom-ready.
A five-minute diagnostic returns your enterprise's position across Clarity, Control, Conformity, Confidence and Continuity — with the specific gaps and priorities.