Prove control on demand — not in a scramble before the audit.
Boards, examiners, and customers increasingly ask the same question: can you prove your AI is governed? Govern360 collects continuous evidence mapped to the frameworks you report against, with every control traceable to its finding.
AI Compliance answers one question: Can you prove it? Govern360 keeps the evidence current — every mapped control linked to live data — so proving control is a record you produce, not a scramble you survive.
What prove covers
Proof is the dimension that turns governance into something you can show.
Continuous evidence
Audit-ready evidence accrues continuously rather than being assembled before a review, mapped to the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR.
EU AI Act readiness
A live AI inventory, per-system risk classification, and evidence aligned to the Act's high-risk obligations.
Control-to-finding traceability
Every failing control links to the finding that causes it, so a low score is an actionable list, not a mystery.
Board & audit reports
Generate board decks and audit-ready reports on demand, including the quarterly AI Exposure Report.
How it shapes your Govern360 AI Exposure Score™
AI Compliance is one of the five dimensions of the Govern360 AI Exposure Score™, weighted 15%. Compliance is the cross-cutting proof dimension — whether the other four can be shown to a regulator or board with current evidence. Every gap is a finding with a point value and a fix.
Questions, answered
How does Govern360 help with EU AI Act compliance?
It maintains a live AI inventory, classifies each system by risk, and generates continuous evidence mapped to the EU AI Act and five other frameworks, with control-to-finding traceability.
Which frameworks does Govern360 map evidence to?
The EU AI Act, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR — from one underlying inventory and evidence base.
Is the evidence continuous or point-in-time?
Continuous. Evidence accrues as the estate is measured, so it exists before it is requested rather than being assembled for each audit.