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Establish AI policies, roles, accountability, culture, oversight, documentation, and governance processes.
Use the NIST AI Risk Management Framework to govern AI use, identify and evaluate AI risk, define accountability, establish controls, and support continuous oversight.
Synapse Cyber focuses on making framework work operational: understanding your current state, identifying meaningful gaps, connecting findings to business risk, and producing a remediation roadmap that can be tracked over time.
Establish AI policies, roles, accountability, culture, oversight, documentation, and governance processes.
Understand AI use cases, context, affected stakeholders, data, dependencies, impacts, and intended outcomes.
Evaluate AI risks, performance, reliability, privacy, security, transparency, and other trustworthiness considerations.
Prioritize AI risk responses, controls, monitoring, escalation, treatment, and continuous improvement.
Create visibility into AI systems, vendors, models, business owners, data use, and approval status.
Connect governance decisions to assessments, controls, documentation, evidence, and executive reporting.
Inventory AI systems, vendors, use cases, owners, data, and business context.
Evaluate AI risks, impacts, controls, oversight, and governance maturity.
Define policy, accountability, approval, control, documentation, and monitoring requirements.
Track changes, evidence, incidents, remediation, and ongoing AI governance decisions.
The NIST AI Risk Management Framework is a voluntary framework designed to help organizations manage risks associated with artificial intelligence and promote trustworthy and responsible AI practices.
It provides a structured way to connect AI governance, context mapping, risk measurement, and risk management throughout the AI lifecycle.
Yes. AI use cases can be assessed against practical risk criteria and then connected to governance requirements, controls, ownership, evidence, and monitoring.
Define scope, identify control gaps, prioritize risk, organize evidence, and build a remediation plan that can be tracked through completion.
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