A Risk Console for AI providers who need to evidence ISO 42001 and EU AI Act conformity. Senior advisory for boards, CROs and audit committees navigating AI risk at scale. One brand. Two services that reinforce each other.
Two distinct motions, one brand. Most engagements involve both — but each pathway begins with a different conversation.
Twelve registers mapped clause-by-clause to ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act and the UAE / GCC stack. CTEM module that ingests Garak / PyRIT scans. Browser-native, deployable in days.
For: Founders, CTOs, Heads of Risk at AI providers and AI-deploying enterprises.
Eighteen years architecting enterprise risk programmes. Cross-jurisdiction familiarity. The senior on the deck is the senior delivering the work.
For: CROs, GCs, Audit Committee Chairs at regulated and high-growth enterprises.
The European Parliament approved the Digital Omnibus on 16 June 2026, easing the high-risk timeline. But 2 August 2026 still binds (Article 50 transparency + penalties), 2 December 2026 adds watermarking and the new nudifier ban, and 2 December 2027 brings the full high-risk obligations. FAIrMind exists because most organisations have an AI policy but cannot yet evidence conformity, operate an AIMS day-to-day, or answer a board's questions in writing. Both services close that gap — one with a tool, the other with senior counsel.
AI Governance registers
Framework items mapped
OS scanners integrated
Risk practice behind it
Bring your toughest AI governance question. We'll walk through it together — whether the right answer turns out to be the tool, the advisory engagement, or simply some useful direction.
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