Governance
US AI rules are arriving state by state. Governance that ships, not a PDF in a drawer.
US AI regulation is arriving state by state: Colorado's AI Act, NYC Local Law 144, and a patchwork of others. Most AI consultancies ignore security; most security firms ignore shipping velocity. Almost none encode policy into the code you run.
What the Readiness Pack gives you
Risk classification & impact assessment
Every AI system mapped to NIST AI RMF functions and any applicable state obligations (e.g. Colorado AI Act consequential decisions, NYC LL144 AEDTs).
Technical documentation
Annex-IV-style and/or framework-mapped docs your auditors and customers can actually read.
Human oversight & logging
Defined oversight paths, event logging, and accountability per system.
Post-market monitoring
A living plan for incidents, drift, and model changes after launch.
Framework mapping
Crosswalk across NIST AI RMF, Colorado AI Act, NYC Local Law 144, ISO/IEC 42001, SOC 2 so one effort satisfies many reviews.
Governance as code
Policy expressed as reviewable artifacts, allow/deny gates, and audit trails, not a PDF in a drawer.
Security that enables velocity, rather than hindering it.
Shadow-AI detection, prompt-injection and tool-use guardrails, tenant isolation, and private RAG on your own data, so your teams can move fast without leaking your IP to a public model.
Start with the Readiness SprintNote: this page describes an offering and is not legal advice. Compliance deliverables are prepared with qualified counsel where required.