
Traze
Traze automates AI compliance, including the EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001. Traze centralizes evidence collection, monitors audits in real time, detects governance gaps, and ensures seamless integration.
Traze automates AI compliance, including the EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001. Traze centralizes evidence collection, monitors audits in real time, detects governance gaps, and ensures seamless integration.
Fairly AI provides an AI governance platform with next-gen testing and smart protection. Fairly AI uses an automated multi-agent framework and auto-correct capabilities to assess and monitor AI systems.
Fairnow provides an AI governance platform for global compliance and risk management, ensuring models are fair, compliant, and audit-ready. Fairnow empowers organizations to build, buy, and deploy AI with confidence.
Trail streamlines AI governance and EU AI Act compliance by identifying regulatory needs, integrating into workflows, and ensuring compliance for AI teams and governance specialists.
TrustArc simplifies privacy management with an integrated platform for compliance and intelligence, eliminating fragmented solutions with 20+ years of expertise.
OneTrust enables responsible data and AI use with automated governance, risk management, and policy enforcement, ensuring compliance, security, and seamless collaboration.
Vanta streamlines security and compliance with automated evidence collection, real-time risk monitoring, and AI-powered vendor management, helping businesses strengthen security and build trust.
Caralegal simplifies data compliance with an integrated platform for privacy, risk, audit, vendor oversight, and AI governance, automating tasks and enhancing collaboration.
Holistic AI enables enterprises to scale AI adoption securely and compliantly with proactive risk management, real-time insights, and continuous monitoring.
heyData automates compliance with GDPR, the EU AI Act, NIS2, and ISO 27001, combining smart GDPR management with expert legal guidance to streamline processes and minimize risks.
With the EU AI Act setting new standards for artificial intelligence, businesses must proactively manage AI risks to stay compliant. Failure to comply can result in EU AI Act penalties, including fines of up to €35 million or 7% of global annual turnover. The regulation classifies AI systems into different EU AI Act risk categories, ranging from minimal to unacceptable risk, requiring companies to assess their obligations through an EU AI Act impact assessment. For businesses in financial services, compliance means implementing strict governance frameworks and undergoing regular EU AI Act audits to ensure transparency and legal alignment.
Selecting the right AI compliance software is essential for managing regulatory requirements under the EU AI Act. These platforms support businesses in conducting risk assessments, impact assessments, and ongoing compliance monitoring, helping them align AI models with legal standards before deployment. Many tools also streamline EU AI Act audits by providing real-time monitoring, documentation, and risk analysis. With the EU AI Act timeline moving forward and key provisions becoming enforceable in 2025, businesses must act now to integrate AI governance solutions that reduce compliance burdens and enhance operational security.
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