AI compliance as an ongoing service

AI Compliance
Officer

Independent AI compliance oversight — without creating a new full-time position.

We help Management Boards organise the use of artificial intelligence, manage risk and maintain compliance with the AI Act in connection with GDPR and information security requirements.

AI Actregulatory compliance
GDPRdata protection
ISOsecurity and AIMS
Certified expertise EXIN Artificial Intelligence Compliance Officer accreditation

Ongoing support for Management Boards, AI system owners and compliance teams.

AI Inventory
Risk assessment
Reporting
Compliance by design throughout the AI lifecycle

Close to decision-making

An ongoing AI compliance function for your organisation

The AI Compliance Officer works in an outsourced model and reports functionally directly to the Management Board. The role is involved in the procurement, design, implementation, material modification and retirement of AI systems.

The role is advisory, supervisory, review-oriented and independent. Business decisions and risk acceptance remain with the Management Board and AI system owners.

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Visibility

One current register of AI systems, their owners, risk classes and compliance status.

02

Risk control

Assessment of new solutions before implementation and risk reviews throughout their lifecycle.

03

Consistency

Alignment of AI Act requirements with GDPR, cybersecurity and ISO management systems.

04

Board-level insight

Regular reporting, a risk register and clear recommendations for corrective action.

Retainer scope

What the ongoing service includes

We tailor the number of hours, activity frequency and assessment limits to the number of AI systems, risk profile, sector and maturity of the organisation.

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AI systems register

A current AI Inventory with risk classification, business owner and compliance status.

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New system assessment

Compliance screening of new AI projects and tools submitted by the business before deployment.

04

AI impact analysis

Assessment of new and materially changed systems with regard to rights, security and compliance.

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Policies and documentation

Maintenance of the AI policy, internal procedures and compliance documentation templates.

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DPO and CISO cooperation

Coordination of joint risk assessments and reviews of GDPR and information security registers.

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Regulatory monitoring

Monitoring legal developments, guidance and standards, and communicating required action.

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AI literacy

Regular activities that build essential AI awareness and competence among designated employees.

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Point of contact

Ongoing advice to business teams on the compliance of AI systems used by the organisation.

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Risks and incidents

An AI compliance risk register and support in recording AI-related events and incidents.

Integrated model

The AI Act does not operate in isolation

The AI CO works with the DPO and CISO through a shared governance forum. This keeps AI, data protection and security assessments consistent and avoids duplicated work.

  • coordination of DPIA, FRIA and AI impact assessments,
  • verification of processing grounds and data transfers,
  • alignment of the AI Act with ISO/IEC 27001, NIS2 and ISO/IEC 42001,
  • joint reviews of system, risk and incident registers.
AI COcompliance coordination
Boarddecisions and risk acceptance
DPOdata protection
CISOinformation security

How it works

From inventory to continuous oversight

  1. 01Understand the organisation

    AI systems, roles, sector, regulations and the current level of maturity.

  2. 02Register and classify

    Value-chain roles, risk levels and the status of applicable requirements.

  3. 03Set the compliance plan

    Priorities, documentation, owners and corrective actions.

  4. 04Maintain oversight

    Change assessments, regulatory monitoring and Board reporting.

Extend the engagement

Additional services when you need them

Work beyond the retainer begins after approval of a short scope, delivery time and fee.

FRIA / DPIA

Full impact assessments

Dedicated documentation for a specific high-risk system or project.

Due diligence

AI supplier audits

Assessment of model and system providers against the AI Act, GDPR and security requirements.

ISO/IEC 42001

AIMS implementation

Building an AI management system and preparing the organisation for certification.

Security

Testing and red-teaming

Coordination of in-depth resilience and security testing for AI models.

Policy

AI policy from the ground up

A complete set of policies, procedures and acceptable-use rules for AI.

Support

Projects, audits and incidents

Implementation support, preparation for external audits and response to serious incidents.

Service model

A retainer tailored to scale and risk

The service can be delivered remotely or in a hybrid model, on a monthly or quarterly basis. We define the scope based on the number and risk classes of AI systems, organisational complexity, sector and the starting point of the compliance programme.

Standard enquiries
target, for example, within 2 business days
Critical notifications
target, for example, within 24 hours
Management Board report
target, quarterly and when required
Regulatory review
ongoing, with an agreed summary cycle
EXIN Artificial Intelligence Compliance Officer

Interdisciplinary expertise

Law, risk and governance in one role

An effective AI Compliance Officer understands the AI Act, GDPR, information security management and AI management systems. The role also translates regulatory obligations into the language of business risk and Management Board decisions.

EU AI ActGDPRISO/IEC 42001ISO/IEC 27001NIST AI RMFDPIA and FRIA

First step

Let’s determine the level of AI oversight your organisation needs

In a short call, we will discuss the number and type of AI systems, risk profile, applicable regulations and the expected reporting model.

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