AI Ethics Officer
We take on the role of outsourced AI Officer to help you govern your AI systems and models.
Today, one in three employees uses AI tools without authorization. This behavior creates real GDPR compliance risks. PrivacyRise helps you govern this phenomenon through the AI Ethics Officer: a “DPO 2.0” capable of guiding your company toward the responsible use of AI.
We have a highly specialized technical profile. We combine cybersecurity, privacy, and algorithmic risk management to translate the UK and European AI Act into practical AI policies, controls, and processes - aligned with standards such as the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and ISO/IEC 42001.
We take on the role of outsourced AI Officer to help you govern your AI systems and models.
We provide a dedicated consultant for AI risk management, AI Policy drafting, and ongoing support.
We use state-of-the-art software for risk management, technical policy authoring, and supply-chain governance.
A pragmatic framework to achieve AI Act compliance: an initial mapping of the AI systems in use, an action plan, and continuous governance across people, processes, and technology.
We define an AI Policy, roles and responsibilities, and an organizational culture to ensure continuous management of AI risks.
We identify AI systems, the use context, stakeholders and owners, as well as benefits and potential risks across the full lifecycle.
We define AI privacy metrics, monitor performance, bias, robustness, and impacts, and analyze outcomes and risk trends.
We implement controls to mitigate risks, manage data breaches, enable effective communication, and drive continuous improvement of AI systems.
From assessment to continuous monitoring, with clear deliverables at every stage of the compliance path.
The first phase of AI Act compliance consists of an impact assessment and mapping your AI assets.
The AI Act is a risk-based framework that requires assigning a risk level to the assets identified in the first step.
Activating a strategic plan, with an escalation chain and effective communication in the event of an AI-related incident (reputational or cybersecurity).
Once risks and controls have been defined, we need to monitor implementation to ensure AI is deployed in line with the rules we have set.
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The AI Act introduces differentiated obligations based on a system’s risk level, with progressively stricter requirements for transparency, data governance, assessments, and post-market monitoring.
We begin with an initial assessment: AI system inventory, risk scoring, gap analysis, and a roadmap. Then we implement policies, controls, and the required documentation.
Yes. We integrate AI governance with privacy compliance (GDPR) and security to provide a unified view of risk.
Absolutely. We start in an agile way with a pilot, measure the impacts, and then scale up safely.
Let's talk it through: priorities, risks, and opportunities to build a sustainable governance program.