Across The Industry Brief – 3
Across The Industry April 14, 2026 · Policy, Regulation & AI Industry Developments POLICY & REGULATION Tags: News | Security | Global Date: April 7, 2026 EPA, FBI, CISA, and NSA issue joint advisory warning of active Iranian-affiliated attacks on U.S. critical infrastructure PLCs The Environmental Protection Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Cybersecurity […]
Collaboration to Advance Secure & Responsible AI

As AAA Systems adoption accelerates, organizations are under increasing pressure to demonstrate governance that is not only defined but also defensible. In practice, that is complicated by fragmented frameworks, unharmonized legal requirements, and inconsistent interpretations of how controls map to risk.
This collaboration focuses on aligning the interpretation and application of risk controls, treatments, and mitigations. By improving consistency across governance and assurance practices, organizations gain a clearer path from policy to implementation to audit-ready evidence. The outcome is reduced ambiguity, stronger regulatory readiness, and governance programs that can scale with evolving AI risk.
The Cyber Mettle Podcast with Graeme Rudd, COO of Assessed Intelligence

AI governance is already broken – here’s how to fix it.
Legal AI Podcast with Paul Crafer, Assessed Intelligence’s VP Services EMEA

Legal AI Podcast
Across The Industry Brief – 2

News Brief: Across The industry – April 6, 2026 : California governor signs executive order positioning state as counterweight to federal AI deregulation. Federal AI regulation framework and draft legislation advance but remain non-binding. NIS2 enforcement enters active phase across EU as April deadline passes. Supply chain attack on LiteLLM reaches Mercor, exposing AI training data for major labs. Anthropic prepares for IPO as agentic AI infrastructure reaches enterprise scale.
Across The Industry Brief

NEW BRIEF: Across The Industry: On March 20, 2026, the Trump administration unveiled its National AI Legislative Framework, urging Congress to establish a unified federal standard that would preempt state-level AI laws. This framework addresses critical areas such as child safety, intellectual property, and workforce development, while steering clear of creating a new regulatory body. Meanwhile, the European Parliament is advancing its AI Act, targeting significant compliance implications for organizations. With the GUARDRAILS Act introduced to preserve state authority, the landscape of AI regulation is rapidly evolving. Stay informed on these pivotal developments shaping the future of AI policy and compliance.
Assessed Intelligence Launches Redesigned Website Reflecting Expanded Capabilities in AI and Cyber Risk

PRESS RELEASE – March 29, 2026 – Assessed Intelligence Launches Redesigned Website Reflecting Expanded Capabilities in AI and Cyber Risk
White House National AI Policy Framework.

The White House has launched its National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence, highlighting seven main legislative priorities for Congress. While the framework guides AI governance, it does not require private organizations to comply. It focuses on protecting children, intellectual property, and promoting innovation, stressing the importance of compliance planning for those working with vulnerable groups. As AI regulations change, it’s important for organizations to grasp these priorities while managing AI deployment. Learn how this framework could influence the future of AI governance and its implications for your organization.
ARISE Framework™ Launch

The ARISE Framework provides a unified model to integrate governance, security, risk, and ethics directly into your operations. Built to align with recognized standards, including NIST and ISO, ARISE transforms compliance into measurable resilience.
California AB 2013 In Effect

The White House has launched its National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence, highlighting seven main legislative priorities for Congress. While the framework guides AI governance, it does not require private organizations to comply. It focuses on protecting children, intellectual property, and promoting innovation, stressing the importance of compliance planning for those working with vulnerable groups. As AI regulations change, it’s important for organizations to grasp these priorities while managing AI deployment. Learn how this framework could influence the future of AI governance and its implications for your organization.