Unified Approach to AI Governance Gains Rapid Adoption
Discover how the ARISE Framework™ is revolutionizing AI governance with its rapid adoption, surpassing 500 users in just two months since its launch. This innovative approach integrates AI risk management, cybersecurity, privacy, and ethics into a cohesive, continuous assurance program. By bridging the gap between policy and practice, ARISE empowers organizations to navigate the complexities of compliance and operational challenges seamlessly. Join the growing movement towards unified governance that adapts to the fast-paced technological landscape. Explore how ARISE can transform your organization’s approach to responsible technology management and ensure robust assurance for stakeholders.
Across the Industry Brief – Issue 4
In the latest issue of Across the Industry, we explore key policy developments shaping the AI landscape. Highlights include NIST’s CVE prioritization model enhancing patch management and xAI’s legal issues with the Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act. Additionally, Anthropic’s limited release of its Mythos Preview model aims to improve cybersecurity by quickly identifying vulnerabilities. Stay informed on these vital changes that could impact your security strategies in the rapidly evolving AI sector.
Across The Industry Brief – Issue 3
In the latest issue of Across The Industry, we explore critical cybersecurity threats as U.S. agencies warn of Iranian-affiliated attacks on infrastructure. With over 600 AI bills introduced and significant developments from tech giants like Meta and OpenAI, the policy landscape is rapidly evolving. Discover how these changes impact organizations and the necessary actions to safeguard against vulnerabilities. Stay informed on the latest trends shaping AI and cybersecurity in this update.
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.
The Cyber Mettle Podcast with Graeme Rudd, COO of Assessed Intelligence
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Legal AI Podcast with Paul Crafer, VP Services EMEA
Legal AI Podcast
Across The Industry Brief – Issue 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 – Issue 1
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.