In practice
A governance-first section covers the organisation's own approved AI tools rather than a generic list, third-party AI boundaries, data protection, human responsibility and verification, and ethics, bias and oversight.
The rules an organisation sets for how its staff may use AI: which tools are approved, where third-party tools stop, who stays responsible for a result and how it is verified. Covered governance-first in the foundational programmes rather than bolted on at the end.
A governance-first section covers the organisation's own approved AI tools rather than a generic list, third-party AI boundaries, data protection, human responsibility and verification, and ethics, bias and oversight.
The regulation the rules are written against.
Read EU AI ActChecked alongside it at the same Identify step.
Read GDPRWhere it is built into every foundational programme.
Read AI TrainingEvery term used across this site's training courses, its audit methodology and the two regulations behind them, in one place.
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