Plain-language guides to the standards and rules that matter, plus what is changing now. Written to help teams govern AI without a compliance department.
The high-risk obligations are deferred to December 2027, but the August 2026 transparency duties and the wider architecture remain live. What it means, and why now is the time to inventory and govern.
15 May 2026The first AI management system standard is voluntary and certifiable. A short readiness checklist to see where you stand.
A plain-language guide to what AI governance is, why it matters now, what a program includes, and how a small team can start. The best place to begin.
What applies, when, and the steps to prepare, with an accurate post-Omnibus timeline.
ISO 42001See how ready you are for the first AI management system standard.
ComparisonHow the two standards differ, where they overlap, and whether you need both.
NIST AI RMFThe four functions, and how the framework fits with ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act.
What to include, and a template to start from.
AI riskWhen to run one, what to evaluate, and a free template.
Vendor riskWhat to check before you adopt a third-party AI tool.
What buyers ask about your AI, and the documents that answer it fast.
Microsoft SSPAWhen ISO 42001 is optional versus mandatory, and how to get ready.
EU AI ActWho must report, the 2, 10, and 15 day deadlines, and how to prepare.
Free toolAnswer a few questions to see whether the Act applies, and at what tier.
Map ISO 42001 evidence to Section K, run the v12 screening worksheet, and get to Green. $599.
ProcurementDefensible, adaptable answers to the AI section of a security questionnaire. $399.
Copilot rolloutRoll out Copilot or a similar assistant to staff without a data-leak incident. $499.
InventoryA defensible registry of every AI system you run, with a shadow-AI playbook. $399.
EU AI ActThe core artifacts for a high-risk provider, including the Article 73 runbook. $899.
One regulatory change that matters, one template to use, once a month. Free.