For organizations adopting generative AI, Copilot, or custom agents without a consistent way to assess risk and accountability.
Questions to answer early
AI risks often depend on the data, identities, and actions an AI system can reach.
Understand AI use
Identify approved and unapproved tools, agents, and business workflows.
Clarify access and impact
Review the data and permissions relevant to selected AI use cases.
Set decision ownership
Define who approves, monitors, and reviews AI systems and changes.
A practical governance baseline
Establish responsibility and safeguards that can evolve with your use cases.
Documented guardrails
Create guidance aligned to actual tools and organizational needs.
Controls in context
Consider access, data protection, monitoring, and response together.
Review as use changes
Reassess governance as models, agents, and business uses evolve.
Engagement note: Specific scope, coverage, service levels, tools, response times, and deliverables are agreed before work begins. No service can guarantee every threat or security gap will be prevented.
A clear engagement
Understand the need. Agree the scope. Do the work.
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Discuss your environment
Share the systems, concerns, priorities, and constraints that shape your security needs.
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Set a focused plan
Agree on scope, access, outcomes, responsibilities, and how changes are handled.
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Review findings and next steps
Get a clear summary of completed work, remaining considerations, and recommended follow-up.
Let’s discuss your security priorities.
Start with a focused conversation about your environment and goals.