1600 Cyber helps organizations translate EU AI Act responsibilities into a practical AI inventory, risk classification, governance model, controls, documentation, and assurance process.
AI use can be distributed across purchased platforms, embedded features, internal solutions, vendors, and employee tools. Before an organization can manage regulatory responsibilities, it must understand where AI is used, for what purpose, by whom, and with what level of risk.
Visibility into AI systems and organizational roles
Consistent risk classification and approval decisions
Governance aligned with AI lifecycle and business processes
Clear documentation, oversight, and accountability
Better coordination across legal, privacy, security, data, procurement, and delivery
Identify AI systems, use cases, providers, users, data, and owners.
Determine roles, risk categories, obligations, and priorities.
Embed controls and evidence across procurement and the AI lifecycle.
Monitor performance, incidents, change, and ongoing readiness.
Our team connects AI delivery with cybersecurity, privacy, risk, and governance. We help turn legal interpretation into operational requirements while coordinating with the client’s legal counsel.