
Compass© AI Governance Framework
Implement AI Governance That Delivers Control, Accountability, and Speed

Beacon© is a As AI moves from experimentation to enterprise-scale deployment, organizations need governance that ensures trust, transparency, and control without slowing innovation. Without clear guardrails, AI initiatives can introduce unmanaged risk, compliance exposure, and erosion of stakeholder confidence.
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Compass© is built on the NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF), providing a structured, defensible approach to governing AI across the full lifecycle. By aligning AI use cases to trusted standards, Compass enables consistent risk management, accountability, and compliance—from design through deployment.
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Compass operationalizes Testing, Evaluation, Validation, and Verification (TEVV) to ensure AI systems are fair, explainable, secure, and reliable in real-world environments. Continuous monitoring and validation turn governance from policy into measurable, auditable control.
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Responsible AI Governance
What Compass Delivers
Compass Playbook
Compass Outcome
Governance that runs, not policies that sit on a shelf.
A repeatable, defensible way to govern AI in production.
AI that can be deployed, trusted, and scaled
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An operational AI governance system aligned to the NIST AI Risk Management Framework
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Built-in controls across the AI lifecycle, from design through deployment
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Standardized risk, compliance, and accountability for AI use cases
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Measurable, auditable governance that supports enterprise-scale AI
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Continuous visibility into AI performance, risk, and compliance
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AI use case discovery, classification, and risk tiering
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TEVV implementation (Testing, Evaluation, Validation, Verification)
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Control definitions for fairness, explainability, security, and reliability
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Monitoring, validation, and exception handling procedures
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Clear roles, decision points, and accountability across the AI lifecycle
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Controlled AI deployment without slowing innovation
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Reduced regulatory, ethical, and operational risk
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Consistent, repeatable AI governance across the enterprise
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Audit-ready evidence of compliance and control
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AI systems that perform reliably in real-world operations