You cannot classify risk you do not know exists. VDF AI Compliance discovers AI systems across enterprise silos and produces a live, audit-backed AI System Register with risk pre-classification.
Only 16% of job postings explicitly mention AI inventory, yet it is the prerequisite for every other compliance obligation. Lenovo (2026) found 70% of employees using AI weekly with 33% beyond IT oversight; BlackFog found 49% using unauthorized tools. EU AI Act compliance is impossible without a baseline inventory.
VDF AI Compliance connects to code repositories, document stores, project tools, and collaboration platforms. An automated discovery sweep finds ML usage, model files, third-party AI services, and employee-declared tools — then classifies each system against EU AI Act criteria in a central dashboard.
Scans connected enterprise sources for AI usage, model artifacts, and vendor API calls.
Identifies systems and tools operating beyond IT oversight.
Categorizes each discovered system against EU AI Act Annex III criteria.
Publishes a live AI System Register with owners, use cases, and risk tiers.
Aligns with EU AI Act Art. 49 (AI Register), Art. 4 (AI Literacy prerequisite), ISO 42001 Clause 6.1, and NIST AI RMF GOVERN 1.1.
Misclassification exposes organisations to fines up to €35M or 7% of global revenue. VDF AI Compliance delivers regulation-grounded risk tier decisions with audit-ready rationale.
Read Use CaseOnly 18% of organisations have a governance council with real authority. VDF AI Compliance generates the operating model — charter, RACI, risk appetite, and approval lifecycle — in days.
Read Use CaseAI compliance monitoring continuously checks documentation, change trails, and evidence gaps before audit time. VDF AI Networks helps regulated teams maintain readiness with traceable summaries and alerts.
Read Use CaseIt is a VDF AI Compliance use case that builds a complete inventory of AI systems across your enterprise — including shadow AI tools employees use without IT approval — and pre-classifies each against EU AI Act risk tiers.
CISOs, AI governance leads, and compliance officers who need a defensible AI System Register before classification, documentation, or audit work can begin.
EU AI Act obligations apply to specific systems. Without knowing what AI exists — and who owns it — classification, training, documentation, and monitoring cannot be scoped correctly.
A live AI System Register, Shadow AI Discovery Report, Annex III pre-classification per system, and a gap report highlighting missing documentation or oversight.
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