AI Governance Burden Grows as Enterprise Use Expands

Enterprise adoption of artificial intelligence is increasing the workload associated with AI risk and governance, with a OneTrust survey finding that four in five senior business decision-makers, including Chief Information Officers, Chief Information Security Officers and Chief Data Officers, are Read More …

Dataiku Launches Agent Management to Tackle AI Sprawl

Dataiku has launched Agent Management, a standalone platform designed to give enterprises visibility and governance across their growing portfolios of artificial intelligence agents. The move addresses what the company describes as “agent sprawl”, where employees can create AI agents faster Read More …

NIST AI Framework Guides Risk

The NIST Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework (AI RMF) 1.0 provides organisations with a structured, voluntary approach to identifying, assessing and managing risks associated with artificial intelligence throughout its lifecycle. The framework is designed to help organisations incorporate trustworthiness considerations Read More …

Boards Need a Clearer AI Risk View

Corporate boards need to understand how artificial intelligence is changing their organisation’s overall risk profile, rather than receiving a technical list of potential AI threats, according to a recent analysis published by TechTarget. The analysis argues that AI does not Read More …

AI Capability Building Programme for Financial Institutions

A Hybrid Capability-Building Programme for Banks, NBFCs & Regulated Financial Institutions Self-Paced Online Courses + Live Faculty-Led Immersion + Dual Certification under BFSI Sector Skill Council of India & RMAI Executive Summary Artificial intelligence is moving from experimentation to expectation Read More …

Third-Party AI Risk: How to Audit FinTech Partners and AI Vendors

Third-Party AI Risk:

Banks and financial institutions increasingly rely on AI solutions from third-party vendors and FinTech partners. These collaborations enhance innovation and operational efficiency but also introduce operational, compliance, and reputational risks. Mismanaged AI systems can lead to failures, regulatory breaches, and Read More …

AI Compliance Emerges as a Core Governance Priority for Organizations

AI compliance is gaining prominence as organizations expand the use of artificial intelligence across sectors such as banking, insurance, healthcare and technology. It refers to the systems, controls and governance mechanisms put in place to ensure that AI applications operate Read More …

AI Compliance Gains Urgency as Regulation and Adoption Expand

AI compliance has emerged as a critical governance priority as organisations increasingly deploy artificial intelligence across business functions. It refers to the frameworks, controls and processes designed to ensure that AI systems operate in line with applicable laws, regulatory requirements Read More …

AI in Insurance: From Operational Efficiency to Strategic Risk Intelligence

Artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining how insurance organizations assess risk, serve customers, and manage operations. What began as basic automation has evolved into advanced predictive models, real-time risk insights, and intelligent decision support systems. For insurers, AI in insurance is Read More …

Online Certificate Course in AI Risk Management

AI Risk Management

Quick Summary This course teaches how to AI Risk Management using global frameworks. You will learn: How to identify AI-specific risks How to apply NIST, EU AI Act, and ISO frameworks How to build AI governance and risk controls How Read More …