AI Governance · EU AI Act · ISO 42001
As AI becomes more autonomous, the need for governance, identity and evidence grows.
Oxygenn extends security assurance with a defensible AI inventory, ownership, risk assessment, data/access guardrails and documented controls.
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Enterprise Trust Posture
Live evidenceMicrosoft Tenant
88%
142control signals checked
7 findings
7 findings
96%Identity
91%Devices
84%Resilience
79%Suppliers
AI Inventory
Which AI systems, copilots and agents are in use? Who owns them and for what purpose?
Risk & Data
What data flows in? Which decisions or actions are possible? What risk and human-override mechanisms exist?
Control Evidence
Training, approvals, technical access controls, model/vendor changes and exceptions are traceably documented.
EU AI Act obligations apply on phased timelines. This site describes governance principles and does not replace legal classification of a specific AI system.