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Governance as infrastructure, not paperwork.

Regulators don't audit intentions — they audit evidence. We engineer the evidence layer: risk classification, validation protocols, decision logs, and human-oversight mechanisms that live in your stack and survive an inspection.

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frames: EU AI Act · GxP / 21 CFR Part 11 · NIST AI RMF · ISO 42001
ip transfer: complete · lock-in: none
delivery: hyderabad · timezone overlap: US/EU
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SYS/01The problem

The gap between your AI policy and your AI systems is the audit finding.

Most organizations have a responsible-AI policy PDF and systems that can't produce a decision log. When the EU AI Act's high-risk obligations bite — or a GxP inspector asks how a model was validated — the PDF doesn't help. Compliance is a systems property. It has to be built.

SYS/02What we build

Capabilities

Risk classification & gap analysis

Your AI portfolio mapped against EU AI Act risk tiers and sector rules, with a prioritized remediation plan — engineering tasks, not platitudes.

output: classified portfolio

Validation engineering (GxP)

Computer system validation for AI: IQ/OQ/PQ protocols, performance qualification for models, change control that survives model updates.

standard: 21 CFR Part 11

Audit trails & decision logs

Immutable, queryable records of every model decision — inputs, version, confidence, override — designed for inspection, retained per policy.

trail: immutable + queryable

Human oversight by design

Confidence-routed review, override mechanisms, and escalation paths designed into workflows — meaningful oversight, not a rubber stamp.

oversight: workflow-native

Bias & robustness testing

Disparate-impact analysis, adversarial probing, and degradation testing on your actual data slices — with thresholds wired into CI.

testing: CI-integrated

Model risk management

Tiered MRM frameworks adapted from banking practice (SR 11-7) for AI: inventory, validation cadence, monitoring obligations per tier.

frame: SR 11-7 adapted
SYS/03How we work

The approach

A sequence, because the order is the point: each phase gates the next on evidence.

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Inventory & classify

Every model and AI feature catalogued, risk-tiered against the regulations that apply to you, gaps made explicit.

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Design controls

For each gap: the engineering control that closes it — logging, validation, oversight, documentation — specified and estimated.

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Implement

Controls built into pipelines and platforms. Compliance artifacts generated by the system, not written after the fact.

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Evidence & rehearse

Audit-pack assembly and a mock inspection. You face the real one having already passed a harder version.

SYS/04What you receive

Deliverables

  • AI inventory with risk classification
  • Regulation gap analysis + remediation plan
  • Validation protocols (IQ/OQ/PQ for AI)
  • Immutable audit-trail implementation
  • Human-oversight workflow design
  • Bias and robustness test suites in CI
  • Model risk management framework
  • Inspection-ready evidence pack
Working stack
EU AI ActGxP / 21 CFR Part 11GAMP 5NIST AI RMFISO/IEC 42001SR 11-7MLflowOpenTelemetry
SYS/05Questions, answered straight

FAQ

Does the EU AI Act apply to us if we're not in the EU?
Likely yes, if your AI outputs are used in the EU — the Act has extraterritorial reach similar to GDPR. The practical question is which risk tier your systems fall into; that classification is the first deliverable of our engagement.
How do you validate an AI system under GxP?
By adapting CSV discipline to probabilistic systems: requirements traceability, performance qualification on locked test sets, change control that treats model updates as validated changes, and continuous monitoring with defined alert limits. We've done this for regulated document and data systems — it's rigorous but entirely tractable.
Will governance slow our AI teams down?
Bad governance does. Built well, it speeds teams up: validation suites double as regression tests, audit logs double as debugging tools, and risk tiering tells teams where they can move fast. Our controls live in CI, not in committees.
Can you audit AI systems other vendors built?
Yes — independent model and system audits are a standing service. You receive a findings report with severity-ranked gaps and concrete remediation steps, whether or not we do the remediation.

Ship AI that earns its place in production.

Tell us what you're building. We'll tell you, candidly, how we'd build it — architecture, timeline, and cost.

Average first response: under 24 hours · straight engineering answers, no pitch theatre