AI Governance Diagnostic™
Know where your AI governance stands before regulatory scrutiny does.
A fixed-fee assessment, delivered in three to four weeks. I map your AI use cases against the regulatory and governance frameworks that apply to you — EU AI Act, ISO 42001, and Gulf/MENA regulatory expectations — score the gaps, and hand your board a remediation roadmap it can act on.
It is built for Gulf financial institutions preparing for supervisory review, and for other regulated organizations — including those with European exposure — that need a clear picture of where their AI governance may fall short before a regulator, an auditor, or a counterparty's due diligence team finds it first.
What the diagnostic assesses
- AI system inventory
- AI risk classification
- Governance ownership
- Human oversight
- Third-party / vendor AI
- Policies and documentation
- Monitoring
- Incident management
- Board and executive reporting
- Evidence readiness
What you receive
- Executive AI governance risk assessmentA scored view of where exposure is highest.
- Gap analysisSpecific gaps against each applicable framework.
- Priority matrixWhat to fix first, and why.
- Board-ready remediation roadmapA document you can present directly to the board.
- 90-day action planThe first concrete steps, sequenced.
Why an external diagnostic
Internal teams know their systems best, but that can make it difficult to step back and identify governance gaps objectively — particularly when requirements span multiple regulatory environments. An external diagnostic provides an independent perspective, tests the governance system against the frameworks that apply to the organization, and identifies where evidence, ownership or controls need to be strengthened.
How the engagement unfolds
The Diagnostic is the entry point. Most clients continue into Build; some add ongoing Monitor. Each phase is scoped and priced separately — there is no obligation to continue.
Diagnose
The AI Governance Diagnostic: map AI use cases against the regulatory and governance frameworks that apply to you — EU AI Act, ISO 42001, and Gulf/MENA regulatory expectations. Score the gaps and identify what a regulatory review would surface first.
Output
A board-ready risk assessment and remediation roadmap.
Build
Build the operational governance system: AI inventory and risk ratings, decision rights, human oversight, vendor controls, and monitoring, aligned to ISO 42001 and the applicable regulatory regimes.
Output
An operational AI management system that produces audit-ready evidence.
Monitor
Ongoing regulatory monitoring, framework updates, and board briefings as the EU AI Act and MENA frameworks evolve.
Output
Continuous governance intelligence and executive reporting.
Ready to see where you stand?
Request the DiagnosticEngagements are scoped before they begin. Delivered in English or Arabic. The Diagnostic does not constitute legal advice or a certification, and applicability of any regulatory framework depends on the facts, deployment context, and relevant jurisdiction.