Loading
AI governance
AI governance
Staff are already using AI, often through personal accounts, and client data goes with them. Meanwhile attackers use AI to write better phishing and find weaknesses faster; the ASD’s 2025-26 threat report calls AI the defining force in the threat landscape this year. We help you adopt AI the safe way, using the Australian Government’s Guidance for AI Adoption (its six essential practices) and ISO/IEC 42001 where you need a formal system. And from 10 December 2026, privacy policies must explain when a computer program uses personal information to make decisions that significantly affect people. We help you get that right too.
AI governance
AI governance
Interviews, logs and surveys to find what AI is in use and where data flows.
Policy, approved tools and owners, agreed with your leadership.
Technical controls and testing for the tools you keep and the apps you build.
A register, a review rhythm and board reporting that keep up as AI use grows.
AI governance
AI governance
Bans tend to push use into personal accounts you can’t see. A short policy plus an approved, secured tool usually reduces risk more than a ban.
Goes well with
Free · No obligation
A 30-minute call with a senior consultant, then a written summary of your top risks. No cost and no obligation.
Prefer to talk? Call 0422555187 · Use the full form