AI Exposure & Governance
Your employees are already using AI. The question is whether you know which tools, what data they're sharing, and who's accountable when something goes wrong.
The AI exposure problem is already inside your walls
Your employees are already using AI tools that IT never approved. According to ISACA and UpGuard, 59% of workers now rely on shadow AI for everyday tasks, from summarizing meetings in ChatGPT to uploading financial reports into tools no one has reviewed.
The data leaving your walls is worse than you think. Kiteworks found that 77% of AI users have pasted sensitive business data into these platforms, including source code, client records, and personally identifiable information. Most organizations have zero visibility into any of it.
Inaction carries a measurable price tag. IBM's 2025 Cost of a Data Breach report shows that organizations without AI governance pay an average of $670,000 more per breach than those with established programs.
59%
of employees use unapproved AI tools at work
ISACA / UpGuard
77%
of AI users have pasted sensitive business data into AI tools
Kiteworks
$670K
additional breach cost for orgs without AI governance
IBM 2025
How we help
Five practice areas that cover the full lifecycle of AI governance, from initial discovery through ongoing incident response.
Our approach
Every engagement builds on the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and its four core functions: Govern, Map, Measure, and Manage. That gives you a defensible, vendor-neutral foundation whether you're answering to a board, a regulator, or a customer audit.
Frameworks on paper don't protect anyone. Every recommendation we deliver has been tested in production across public agencies, healthcare systems, and financial services organizations. When we tell you a control works, we've seen it work under pressure.
We also build for evolution. A governance program designed for today will be obsolete within a year if it isn't structured to adapt. Our programs include recurring assessment cycles, policy triggers tied to regulatory changes, and monitoring that keeps your posture current.
We meet organizations where they are. Some clients come to us suspecting shadow AI exists while others have mature security programs and need to extend them into AI. The service areas above are modular, and we scope engagements around what matters to your organization right now.