Challenges we solve
Lack of visibility into emerging AI risks · Ambiguous roles and responsibilities · Reputational risk from unethical or opaque use · Difficulty justifying decisions to the board or regulators
AI Governance, Risk & Compliance
Five modular service lines to get ahead of regulation, mitigate risk and turn AI into a competitive advantage.
Why now
Artificial intelligence is redefining processes, business models and customer relationships. Leaders face a new tension: how to scale with AI without losing control, reputation or compliance.
Our AI Governance, Risk & Compliance portfolio was created to resolve that tension. It is designed for leadership teams that want to get ahead of regulation, mitigate reputational risk and turn AI into a competitive advantage, with five integrated, modular lines that adapt to each industry.
Five integrated lines
Line 01
Establish control, ethics and accountability structures for the responsible use of AI.
Lack of visibility into emerging AI risks · Ambiguous roles and responsibilities · Reputational risk from unethical or opaque use · Difficulty justifying decisions to the board or regulators
Accountability map and CTSO, CISO and DPO structures · Ethical frameworks and internal policies tailored to your industry · Governance controls across the entire AI lifecycle · Internal audit and continuous improvement
AI governance manual · Roles and responsibilities matrix · AI ethics policy · Internal audit report · Executive training plan
Line 02
Mitigate the operational, ethical and technical risks of using AI.
Manipulable or insecure models · No AI-specific controls · Uncertainty about the operational impact of a failure · Pressure to demonstrate robustness to stakeholders
Impact and risk assessments (AIRA) · Technical validation of models and data · Threat intelligence · AI-specific controls based on OWASP GenAI and NIST AI RMF
AI risk assessment report · Mitigation and resilience plan · Technical controls matrix · Security monitoring dashboard · AI incident response playbook
Line 03
Ensure conformity with international standards and emerging laws.
Regulatory uncertainty (EU AI Act and others) · Risk of penalties or lost contracts · Multiple frameworks that are hard to combine into one strategy · Little visibility into regulatory deadlines
Compliance and gap assessment · Regulatory transition roadmaps · Industry-specific integrated frameworks · Documentation readiness for audit and certification
Gap and compliance report · Regulatory roadmap with critical deadlines · Integrated ISO/NIST framework · Audit documentation kit · Certification strategy
Line 04
Safeguard the privacy and security of the data used by AI systems.
Non-compliance from using sensitive data · No traceability of how AI uses data · Pressure to demonstrate compliance to customers and regulators · PIAs and controls that are hard to apply in dynamic environments
Privacy impact assessments (PIA) · Data anonymization and minimization · Data governance controls · Integration with solutions such as Prisma AIRS
PIA report for AI systems · Data governance policy · Privacy controls matrix · Anonymization strategy · Privacy compliance dashboard
Line 05
Ensure AI systems are explainable, fair and efficient.
Lack of explainability for customers, regulators or the board · Undetected algorithmic bias · Difficulty measuring AI's real performance · Pressure to demonstrate fairness and transparency
Technical documentation and model explainability · KPI and performance monitoring · Fairness and bias validation · Executive dashboards
AI explainability report · KPI and performance dashboard · Bias and fairness analysis · Algorithmic transparency manual · Executive tracking dashboard
AI leaders
The first consultancy in Latin America to sign the CSA AI Trustworthy Pledge, and the region's first success story in ISO 42001 readiness and certification.




FAQ
Governance, risk management and compliance applied to artificial intelligence: it defines who decides about AI, how its risks are controlled and how regulations are met.
Five modular lines: AI governance and oversight; risk management and security; regulatory compliance and frameworks; data protection and privacy; and transparency, performance and fairness.
ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF, among others, aligned with regulations such as the EU AI Act.
Let's build together the governance, risk and compliance framework your AI needs.