AI governance built for the regulations your industry already lives under.
Every regulated sector has its own rulebook — SR 11-7, HIPAA, NIST SP 800-171, NYDFS, FTC Section 5, ABA Model Rule 1.1, FERPA, and the EU AI Act. We map your AI use to the frameworks your auditors, examiners, and clients already recognize.
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Your AI use is now part of your federal compliance posture.
FAR 52.204-21, NIST SP 800-171, and OMB M-24-10 raise the bar for AI use in federal contracts. Build audit-ready AI governance before your next CO review.
View Federal & Government Contractors guidanceEvery AI model is now a model under SR 11-7. Examiners know it. Do you?
SR 11-7, NYDFS, CFPB, and the EU AI Act treat AI in financial services as a model risk and consumer protection issue. Build audit-ready AI governance now.
View Banking, Lending & Financial Services guidanceYour AI tools are touching PHI. OCR, ONC, and the FDA are watching.
HIPAA, HHS HTI-1 transparency, and FDA SaMD rules now cover AI in clinical and administrative workflows. Build audit-ready governance and reduce OCR exposure.
View Hospitals, Practices & Digital Health guidanceYour clients are about to ask how you govern AI. Have an answer.
Consulting, advisory, and accounting firms use AI on privileged client data. Build audit-ready governance aligned to NIST AI RMF and client expectations.
View Consulting, Advisory & Accounting guidanceABA Opinion 512 says your AI use is a competence and confidentiality duty.
ABA Formal Opinion 512 and state bar guidance now define your duties when using generative AI. Build audit-ready AI governance that protects privilege and competence.
View Law Firms & Legal Services guidanceAI in your classrooms is governed by FERPA — whether you have a policy or not.
FERPA, COPPA, and U.S. Department of Education guidance govern AI in classrooms and student-data systems. Build audit-ready AI governance for K-12 and higher ed.
View K-12 Districts, Higher Ed & EdTech guidanceYour state regulator already has an AI bulletin. Most carriers are not ready.
The NAIC Model Bulletin on AI, Colorado Reg 10-1-1, and NYDFS Circular Letter No. 7 (2024) define carrier obligations. Build audit-ready AI governance.
View Insurance Carriers, MGAs & Brokers guidanceStrengthen documentation, accountability, and inspection readiness across every classroom.
Built for executive directors, multi-site operators, faith-based programs, and early learning networks who need defensible systems behind exceptional programs.
View Child Care & Early Learning guidanceNot sure which framework applies to you?
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