Govern Your AI Estate

The EU AI Act creates personal accountability for executives. Directors who fail to ensure adequate AI governance face penalties, reputational damage, and personal liability. Standard Intelligence gives your leadership team the dashboards, risk models, and governance structures to exercise that accountability with confidence — not spreadsheets.

Board Dashboards

Executive visibility in real-time

Four dashboards that translate technical compliance into strategic risk language — designed for board presentations, governance committees, and executive decision-making.

Portfolio Risk Dashboard

Real-time

Your entire AI estate at a glance. Every system classified by risk tier, mapped against applicable regulations, and scored for compliance readiness. Drill from portfolio view to individual system in two clicks. Board-ready visualisations that translate technical compliance into strategic risk language.

Regulatory Exposure Model

Calculated

Maximum penalty exposure calculated against the EU AI Act fine framework — up to €35M or 7% of global turnover per violation. The model aggregates exposure across all AI systems, weighted by risk tier, compliance gaps, and deployment status. Updated in real-time as remediation progresses.

Compliance Velocity Tracker

Trending

Gap closure rate, remediation velocity, and time-to-compliance projections. Are you on track for the August 2026 deadline? The tracker shows progress against each regulation, by business unit, with projected completion dates based on current velocity.

Audit Readiness Score

Percentage

What percentage of the evidence an auditor would need is already in place? Documentation completeness, approval chain integrity, evidence freshness, and test coverage — aggregated into a single score that tells the board exactly where you stand.

Governance Structure

Building the governance framework

Four foundational elements every organisation needs before the August 2026 deadline — and the platform capabilities that support each one.

AI Governance Committee

Establish the cross-functional body that owns AI governance decisions. The committee typically includes the CTO, DPO, General Counsel, CISO, and business unit leads deploying AI systems. The platform provides the committee with structured agendas, decision logs, and action tracking — turning governance meetings from status updates into decision-making sessions.

Risk Appetite Framework

Define your organisation's tolerance for AI-related risk. Which risk tiers will you deploy? Which sectors will you operate in? What is the maximum acceptable penalty exposure? The platform maps risk appetite to operational boundaries — systems that exceed defined thresholds are flagged before deployment, not after an incident.

Accountability Assignments

The EU AI Act creates personal accountability. Article 4 requires AI literacy training for all staff interacting with AI systems. Deployers of high-risk systems must designate natural persons for human oversight. The platform tracks who is accountable for what, ensures training is current, and maintains the evidence trail that proves accountability was exercised.

Board Reporting Cadence

Establish the reporting rhythm. Monthly portfolio risk snapshots, quarterly deep-dives on high-risk systems, annual governance reviews. The platform auto-generates board packs with the six key metrics: portfolio risk score, gap closure rate, regulatory exposure, time to compliance, incident response readiness, and audit readiness score.

Risk Mitigation

Protecting the organisation

Beyond compliance — how AI governance reduces penalty exposure, prepares for regulatory scrutiny, and creates competitive advantage.

Penalty Exposure Modelling

The EU AI Act introduces a tiered fine structure — €35M/7% for prohibited practices, €15M/3% for high-risk non-compliance, €7.5M/1% for incorrect information to authorities. The platform models your organisation's exposure across all systems and shows exactly which remediations reduce exposure most effectively.

Regulatory Horizon Scanning

The regulatory landscape is evolving. New delegated acts, codes of practice, and national implementations change your obligations. The platform tracks regulatory developments and surfaces what matters to your specific AI portfolio — not generic regulatory news, but changes that affect your systems.

Insurance & Liability Readiness

AI liability insurance is an emerging market. Insurers are beginning to require evidence of governance frameworks, risk assessment processes, and incident response capabilities. The platform generates the evidence pack that demonstrates your governance posture to insurers, reducing premiums and demonstrating due diligence.

M&A Due Diligence

Acquiring a company with AI systems? The platform's portfolio view extends to acquisition targets. Map their AI estate, assess regulatory exposure, identify compliance gaps, and factor governance remediation into deal valuation. Non-compliant AI assets are increasingly a material risk in transactions.

Board Metrics

Six numbers your board needs to see

The metrics that translate AI governance from a technical concern into a boardroom conversation.

Portfolio Risk Score

Aggregate compliance posture weighted by risk tier and business impact

Penalty Exposure

Maximum fine exposure based on current gaps — in euros and percentage of turnover

Gap Closure Rate

Remediation velocity — are we closing gaps faster than new obligations emerge?

Time to Compliance

Projected date of full conformity at current remediation velocity

Incident Response Readiness

Can we meet the 72-hour serious incident reporting obligation?

AI Literacy Coverage

Percentage of relevant staff with current Article 4 training certification