The EU AI Act and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework both require the same underlying thing: evidence. Evidence that your AI systems were tested, documented, and monitored — before and after deployment. Most SMBs have the AI. Almost none have the evidence.
Any business deploying AI agents or automated decision-making — for operations, customer interactions, hiring, or lending — including companies outside the EU whose AI output is used by EU customers. Scope is broader than most teams assume.
Technical documentation covering system design, training data provenance, testing & validation reports (including edge-case and adversarial stress testing), and human oversight mechanisms — maintained continuously, not as a one-time filing.
Our guardrails enforce human-defined policy over what your agents can do, and our audit harness produces the adversarial-testing evidence regulators expect — mapped directly to NIST RMF subcategories and EU AI Act Annex IV requirements.
The EU AI Act is binding law for any business with EU exposure. The NIST AI RMF is voluntary in the US/Canada — but increasingly treated as the de facto baseline for "reasonable" AI governance. Both rely on the same testing and documentation work.
The world's first comprehensive AI law. High-risk AI systems face conformity assessments, CE marking, EU database registration, and ongoing monitoring. Applies to any provider or deployer whose AI output is used in the EU — regardless of where the company is based.
A voluntary US framework built around four functions — Govern, Map, Measure, Manage. "Measure" covers Testing, Evaluation, Verification & Validation (TEVV): bias testing, drift monitoring, adversarial testing, and output review.
Every audit run produces a structured report — the same artifact that keeps your agents safe also demonstrates the testing and oversight regulators require.
Pass/fail results across destructive operations, data exfiltration, secret leakage, and runaway behavior — the edge-case and adversarial testing both frameworks expect.
Your enforced policy plus a log of every allowed, warned, and blocked action — concrete evidence of the human oversight and control mechanisms regulators look for.
Each report maps results to NIST RMF subcategories (Govern 1.1, Measure 2.x) and EU AI Act Annex IV technical documentation — built for your auditor, not just your engineers.
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Start with a short readiness review — we'll identify your AI Act exposure, map your gaps against NIST RMF, and recommend the right evidence kit or ongoing review cadence.