08.1
AI governance framework
Policies, roles, risk tiers and approval gates for AI systems.
- AI policy
- Risk-tiering model
- Approval workflow
Controls that let you deploy AI with confidence, and prove it.
AI introduces new risks: wrong answers delivered confidently, data leakage through prompts and retrieval, bias, and agents that act beyond their mandate. Regulators in the Gulf and beyond now expect organisations to manage these risks explicitly.
We turn principles into operating controls: inventories, risk tiers, testing, monitoring and evidence, designed to fit existing risk and security processes rather than sit beside them.
What is included
08.1
Policies, roles, risk tiers and approval gates for AI systems.
08.2
Assess use cases for accuracy, bias, privacy, security and legal risk.
08.3
Threat modelling and controls against prompt injection, data leakage and misuse.
08.4
Test and monitor AI systems before and after launch.
08.5
Map obligations in KSA, the UAE and other markets to controls and evidence.
When to call us
Approach
01Inventory
Find and classify the AI systems and use cases in the organisation.
02Assess
Rate risk and define proportionate controls per tier.
03Control
Build controls into delivery and platforms, not just policy.
04Assure
Monitor, test and produce evidence continuously.
Standards and frameworks
Solutions
Secure assistants that know your business and act within your rules.
View solution Applied AIMake the organisation's knowledge findable, citable and usable by AI.
View solution Applied AIAutomate the work around decisions, and keep people in charge of the decisions.
View solution Data foundationsGovernance that runs in the systems, not in the slide deck.
View solution Decision intelligenceForecasts and risk scores that are trusted enough to act on.
View solutionTechnology
Vendor-neutral: examples of platforms commonly used in this service. Names identify technologies only and do not imply a partnership.
Insights
Neither Saudi Arabia nor the UAE governs AI through a single AI act. The binding duties sit in data protection law, data classification, free-zone regulation and government programs, and many of them already apply to systems in production today.
Read →Most enterprises already have AI principles. Very few can show an auditor, a regulator or a tribunal the control that made a principle true for a specific system on a specific day. That gap, not the principles, is where responsible AI programs fail.
Read →Most enterprise AI data exposure is not a model memorizing secrets. It is ordinary access control failing in new places: data sent out under the wrong terms, retrieval that ignores permissions, and agents that take instructions from what they read.
Read →Lineage drawn by hand is out of date by the next release. Lineage captured from the systems that move data becomes the evidence layer that supervisors, auditors and AI governance all depend on.
Read →Engage this service on its own or as part of a solution. We will agree scope, outcomes and the right team with you.
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