Know where AI is putting your business at risk — before a regulator, customer, or headline does.
An AI risk assessment inventories every place AI touches your company — vendors, internal tools, customer-facing systems, and marketing — scores the risk, and gives you a prioritized plan to fix what matters. Practical, fast, and built for teams that are already shipping AI, not a 200-page report that sits on a shelf.
What is an AI risk assessment?
It is a structured review of how AI is used across your organization and what could go wrong — legally, operationally, and reputationally. We map your AI footprint (including the shadow AI your team already uses), assess each use against risk and emerging regulation, and hand you a ranked remediation plan. It is the foundation every AI policy and compliance program is built on.
What AI risk assessment tells you, and what to do about it.
Inventory your AI footprint
We map every AI system in use — vendors, embedded features, internal tools, and the ungoverned "shadow AI" your team already relies on.
Score the risk
Each use is assessed for data, privacy, security, bias, IP, and reputational exposure, and mapped against frameworks like the NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act.
Flag the marketing and data risks
Where AI touches customer data, content, and marketing, we surface disclosure, privacy, and brand-safety exposure most audits miss.
Prioritize what matters
You get a ranked list — the high-risk, high-likelihood issues first — not an undifferentiated wall of findings.
Hand off a remediation plan
A concrete, sequenced plan your team can act on, and the inputs your AI policy and governance program need.
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How long does an AI risk assessment take?
Most engagements run a few weeks, not months. We scope to your size and AI footprint so you get a prioritized plan quickly rather than a report that arrives too late to matter.
What is "shadow AI" and why does it matter?
Shadow AI is the AI tools your team uses without approval or oversight — chatbots, writing tools, code assistants. It is one of the largest and least-visible sources of AI risk, so surfacing it is a core part of the assessment.
Which frameworks do you assess against?
We map findings to the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, the EU AI Act risk tiers, and ISO 42001 where relevant, translated into plain, prioritized actions rather than jargon.
Do you cover AI used in marketing?
Yes — it is a particular strength. Where AI touches customer data, content generation, and advertising, we assess disclosure, privacy, and brand-safety risk alongside the rest of your footprint.
Is this legal advice?
No. We provide a practical risk and compliance assessment and remediation plan; we are not a law firm and recommend involving counsel for legal determinations. Our job is to make the risk visible and actionable.