Boards must satisfy their duty of care around AI — ensuring management has identified the risks, established governance, and is monitoring outcomes. The bar is rising rapidly under emerging AI legislation and securities-disclosure expectations.
- No clear AI governance reporting cadence
- Limited visibility into management's AI program
- Difficulty benchmarking against peers
- Regulatory and disclosure ambiguity
- Director liability concerns
- Insufficient oversight findings
- Securities and disclosure exposure
- Inadequate response to AI incidents
- Failure to align AI use with company values
- Strategic surprises from AI vendor failures
Has management identified all material AI risks? What is the AI Trust Score™ trend? Who owns AI accountability at the executive level? How is AI risk integrated into ERM? What is our position under AIDA and the EU AI Act?
The Clariantix AI Trust Assessment™ evaluates governance maturity, security posture, data protection, regulatory readiness, vendor risk, monitoring capability, and responsible-AI practices — producing an executive-ready briefing, risk register, compliance gap analysis, and remediation roadmap tailored to this role.