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Radar AI Risk
Inventory AI systems, assess AI risk and compliance against policies and regulations, and generate audit-ready, explainable documentation.
AI governance requires consistent evaluation of systems against policies and regulations. Radar AI Risk enables teams to assess AI systems, classify risk, and generate defensible, audit-ready decisions with clarity and consistency.
Platform Capabilities
Radar AI Risk helps teams define, apply, and evolve AI governance policies across systems, teams, and use cases.
It uses a structured decisioning engine to assess AI systems against internal policies and regulatory frameworks. Organizations can incorporate standards such as the EU AI Act, NIST, or ISO into their governance policies, ensuring consistent, explainable outcomes and clear documentation for stakeholders.
Features
Process
Create and refine policies using internal standards and control frameworks.
Assess and classify AI systems against structured policy criteria and compliance requirements.
Document decisions and align teams around consistent governance.
Update policies and reassess systems as requirements change.
Apply internal policies consistently across every AI system
Evaluate AI systems based on models such as the EU AI Act and the Colorado AI Act
Turn governance policies into structured workflows teams can execute
Align legal, risk, compliance, and business teams in one system
Govern AI systems at scale without increasing manual effort
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FAQs
Get answers to common questions about AI risk governance, including how organizations inventory AI systems, classify risk, and align with regulatory requirements.
AI risk governance is the process of evaluating AI systems against internal policies and regulatory frameworks to ensure compliant, explainable, and auditable AI use across the organization.
AI risk classification evaluates and categorizes an AI system against internal policies, control frameworks, and regulations to determine its risk level, required controls, and governance actions.
AI adoption is accelerating as regulatory expectations rise, including through established regulations such as the EU AI Act. Without structured governance, organizations rely on inconsistent interpretation, creating operational, legal, and reputational risk.
An AI system inventory is a centralized record of all AI systems, including their purpose, risk classification, and governance requirements. It provides visibility, supports consistent decision-making, and is critical for demonstrating compliance.
Radar AI Risk enables organizations to inventory AI systems, assess and classify risk against internal policies and regulatory frameworks, and generate audit-ready documentation using structured, consistent workflows.
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