Understand Your Risk Classification
Understand whether your AI systems fall under high-risk, limited-risk, or minimal-risk categories and what obligations each classification triggers.
The EU AI Act enforcement deadline is fast approaching. High-risk and transparency obligations take effect on 2 August 2026. Is your organisation ready?
The European Commission published its proposal for a regulation laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence.
Following adoption by the European Parliament and Council, the AI Act was published in the Official Journal and entered into force.
AI systems deemed to pose unacceptable risk — social scoring, manipulative techniques, and real-time biometric surveillance — are banned.
High-risk AI obligations and transparency requirements become enforceable. Fines of up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover apply.
Three steps to move from uncertainty to a clear, auditable compliance posture.
Understand whether your AI systems fall under high-risk, limited-risk, or minimal-risk categories and what obligations each classification triggers.
Build a complete and continuously up-to-date record of all AI systems, models, services and tools in use across your organization.
Develop automated processes and technical controls for ongoing record keeping, guardrails, governance and alerts for policy violations.
Purpose-built AI governance that moves at the speed of AI adoption.
Automatically build and maintain a complete inventory of every AI model, prompt, service and agent across your organization.
Total visibility across every AI use case with comprehensive coverage from development AI integrations to employee browser interactions.
Maintain centralized logs with complete context for every AI interaction and get instant notifications based on detailed security or compliance findings.
Create custom policies and guardrails with audit-ready evidence and reporting aligned to the EU AI Act
Start your free AI Act readiness assessment today and know exactly where you stand.
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