Most AI governance tools are built for big-tech security teams. This is built for the rest of us. Plain-language guidance and free tools for the CEOs, CFOs, and general counsel of growing companies that now have to prove AI governance to win and keep enterprise business.
The category leaders win on free, genuinely useful tools, not gated PDFs. Here is what is live today and what is coming next.
See your AI governance the way an enterprise buyer or a cyber insurer does, built from your public signals only. No form to get started, no audit required.
Open a sample scanPaste your AI use policy and get a scored teardown: what is strong, what is missing, and the fixes a buyer or auditor would flag first.
A short diagnostic that scores your AI governance maturity, names your tier, and gives you the first moves to make. Eight questions, three minutes.
Take the assessmentWhat each new state and global AI law means for your business, in plain English, kept current so you do not have to read the statutes.
Same wedge, different trigger. Here is what your buyers and regulators are starting to ask, by industry.
Law firms and legal departments are adopting AI fast, and clients are starting to ask how it is governed. The risk sits on privilege, client confidentiality, and where AI tools send sensitive matter data.
Insurers and brokers face the sharpest dated trigger. NAIC AI guidance is now in force across 24 states and DC, and examiners expect a documented AI governance program for underwriting, pricing, and claims.
Healthcare organizations hold the most sensitive data and face the most scrutiny. Partners and patients want to know how AI touches protected health information, clinical decisions, and vendor tools.
You do not need to read the statutes. Here is what is changing and what to do about it, in business terms.
A provisional EU agreement would move stand-alone high-risk AI duties to December 2, 2027, and AI built into regulated products to August 2, 2028, pending formal adoption.
The NAIC model AI bulletin is adopted in 24 states plus DC and expects a documented AI governance program, not a one-time checklist.
The original Colorado AI Act was repealed and replaced by SB 26-189. The narrower automated-decision rules take effect January 1, 2027.
The first AI management system standard, certifiable through an independent audit. It is the bar a serious governance program builds toward.
A voluntary framework built on four jobs: govern, map, measure, manage. No certificate, but the vocabulary everyone else is using.
Enterprise buyers are folding AI questions into SOC 2 scopes and vendor security questionnaires. The questions arrive before the deal closes.
A potential build path, not a delivery commitment. From the free tools live today toward the data and reporting that come with scale.
Every two weeks: what changed in AI rules and what to do about it, written for non-technical leaders. No jargon, no hype, from the Greenplaces Trust Services team.