Why ChatGPT is not enough for AI governance
Generative AI can draft policies, controls, risk-assessment questions and remediation tasks. It cannot, on its own, run an AI governance programme.
What is AI vendor due diligence?
AI vendor due diligence is the assessment of an AI-enabled supplier against your AI governance standards – covering use case, data flows, model provenance, oversight and incident reporting.
What is an AI use-case register?
An AI use-case register is the live inventory of where AI is used inside an organisation – what it does, who owns it, what data it uses, what oversight applies.
AI governance software vs. AI chatbots
AI chatbots can generate compliance content. AI governance software runs the programme around that content. They solve different problems.
What is privacy compliance software?
Privacy compliance software is a structured platform for managing privacy obligations across regulations – data inventories, ROPA, DSARs, breach response, processor oversight, consent and audit-grade evidence in one place.
Why AI is not enough for compliance management
AI accelerates the production of compliance content. It does not, by itself, produce a defensible compliance programme. The work that survives audit is structural, not generative.
What is a DPIA? A guide to Data Protection Impact Assessments
A Data Protection Impact Assessment is a structured review of a processing activity that identifies privacy risks to individuals and decides how to mitigate them. GDPR requires one for high-risk processing – including most uses of AI on personal data.
What is Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM)?
Third-Party Risk Management is the process of identifying, assessing and monitoring risks created by suppliers, processors, service providers, contractors and other external parties.
What is a TIA? A guide to Transfer Impact Assessments
A Transfer Impact Assessment evaluates whether personal data transferred outside the originating jurisdiction is afforded essentially equivalent protection. Required after Schrems II for most transfers from the EEA.
What is third-party due diligence?
Third-party due diligence is the evaluation of an external party – supplier, processor, vendor or service provider – before and during the relationship.