EU AI Act compliance services
Fast-track compliance to speed up AI integration
Our EU AI Act services help you quickly achieve compliance and integrate responsible AI practices into your operations. Our team of experts has sped up compliance for over 1,000+ organizations around the globe, removing complexities so you can focus on growing your business.
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What is the EU AI Act?
The EU AI Act, which came into force in August of 2024, establishes a regulatory framework in the EU for the use of artificial intelligence. It categorizes AI systems into four risk levels:
unacceptable, high, limited, and minimal or no risk. Systems deemed to pose unacceptable risks, such as those threatening individuals’ safety or rights, are prohibited. The framework also establishes transparency obligations for AI systems interacting with humans or making automated decisions that impact individuals.
The Act applies to both providers and users of AI systems within the EU, as well as entities outside of the EU that supply AI systems to the EU market or use AI systems affecting individuals within the EU. Provisions that entail the prohibition of certain AI practices were effective as of February 2, 2025. The full applicability of the Act starts August 2, 2026. It’s critical to start now to ensure compliance.
Position yourself for AI governance and growth in the EU
Complying with the EU AI Act is essential for organizations aiming to operate within the EU market.
Organizations that align their AI governance frameworks with the requirements of the EU AI Act will be better positioned to operate in the EU market while avoiding regulatory scrutiny. Non-compliance can result in significant penalties, with fines ranging up to €35 million, or 7% of a company’s annual turnover, whichever is higher.
Promote responsible AI practices, create trust and reduce risk
Meeting requirements early can create a competitive advantage for your organization.
Many enterprise buyers and partners will require proof of compliance before engaging with AI-powered services. Businesses that are able to demonstrate strong AI governance are more likely to secure contracts and attract investors. The Act’s requirements around incident response plans for AI-related failures or security breaches can serve to greatly improve overall operational resilience.
Our approach to EU AI Act compliance
We support organizations in achieving their security and EU AI Act compliance goals, starting with a gap assessment to identify where you are and where you need to be.
From there, we lay out a roadmap to compliance starting with a risk assessment to identify vulnerabilities in your AI systems. Following this, we develop a risk register documenting mitigation strategies, in alignment with EU AI Act requirements.
Our team collaborates closely with you to establish incident response plans for AI-related incidents, improve your data protection capacities by implementing technical controls such as intrusion detection systems, and conduct regular system and data backups. To maintain ongoing compliance, we provide employees with security awareness training and develop policies for your organization in line with the Act’s requirements.
Move confidently with EU AI Act compliance
Our services EU AI Act compliance services include:
- Risk management
- Incident response and business continuity
- Data protection and recovery
- Ongoing security controls
- Compliance documentation and reporting
These deliverables equip your organization with the necessary tools and documentation to meet EU AI Act requirements and uphold responsible AI practices.
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What is the EU AI Act?
The EU AI Act is the European Union’s comprehensive regulation for artificial intelligence. It establishes a risk-based framework for governing the development, deployment, and use of AI systems, with requirements designed to protect health, safety, fundamental rights, and other public interests.
What are the main requirements of the EU AI Act?
EU AI Act requirements depend on an organization’s role and the risk classification of its AI systems. Requirements can include AI risk management, technical documentation, data governance, human oversight, accuracy and cybersecurity controls, transparency, incident reporting, and ongoing monitoring. Organizations using AI must also establish appropriate AI literacy measures for their staff.
What are the key provisions of the EU AI Act?
The key provisions of the EU AI Act include prohibitions on certain unacceptable-risk AI practices, requirements for high-risk AI systems, transparency obligations for certain AI systems, rules for general-purpose AI models, and requirements for AI literacy and governance. The Act applies these requirements progressively based on the type and risk level of the AI system.
Who does the EU AI Act apply to?
The EU AI Act applies to public and private organizations inside and outside the European Union when they place AI systems or general-purpose AI models on the EU market, deploy certain AI systems in the EU, or when the output of an AI system is used in the EU. Its obligations vary based on the organization’s role and the AI system’s risk classification.
What is the EU AI Act?
The EU AI Act is the European Union’s comprehensive regulation for artificial intelligence. It establishes a risk-based framework for governing the development, deployment, and use of AI systems, with requirements designed to protect health, safety, fundamental rights, and other public interests.
What are the key provisions of the EU AI Act?
The key provisions of the EU AI Act include prohibitions on certain unacceptable-risk AI practices, requirements for high-risk AI systems, transparency obligations for certain AI systems, rules for general-purpose AI models, and requirements for AI literacy and governance. The Act applies these requirements progressively based on the type and risk level of the AI system.
What are the main requirements of the EU AI Act?
EU AI Act requirements depend on an organization’s role and the risk classification of its AI systems. Requirements can include AI risk management, technical documentation, data governance, human oversight, accuracy and cybersecurity controls, transparency, incident reporting, and ongoing monitoring. Organizations using AI must also establish appropriate AI literacy measures for their staff.
Who does the EU AI Act apply to?
The EU AI Act applies to public and private organizations inside and outside the European Union when they place AI systems or general-purpose AI models on the EU market, deploy certain AI systems in the EU, or when the output of an AI system is used in the EU. Its obligations vary based on the organization’s role and the AI system’s risk classification.