AI Governance & Exposure Assessment

When this assessment makes sense

• Employees are using public AI services without formal guidance.
• Departments are adopting AI features independently.
• Marketing or automation tools are connected to cloud files, email, CRM or social accounts.
• Management is unsure what information may be submitted to AI.
• A new AI product is being considered and needs review.
• The organization wants governance in place before expanding AI use.

What we review

• Approved, experimental and unapproved AI services
• Users, departments and business purposes
• Company, client, employee and regulated information involved
• Connected applications, browser extensions and publishing points
• Identity, access, sharing, logging and retention at a practical high level
• Ownership, approval and human-review requirements
• Vendor questions that require deeper investigation

What you receive

• An inventory of identified AI tools and integrations
• A data and use-case classification summary
• An executive summary of risks and useful opportunities
• A prioritized remediation roadmap
• A clear disposition for each use: proceed, correct, limit, stop or investigate

What happens next

The assessment does not force the organization into a larger project. It gives leadership enough information to make a sound decision. Follow-up work may include an acceptable-use policy, security remediation, a vendor review, a department-specific control plan or a small pilot.