Discover where AI is being used, establish enforceable policy, control AI interactions at runtime — and the authority of AI agents to act — and produce the evidence required by management, auditors, and regulators.
Assess · Govern · Enforce · Demonstrate
Governance capabilities deployed within a tier-one European telecommunications environment.
Employees use public AI tools, business units wire AI into workflows, and developers ship AI features faster than governance can keep up. Traditional security controls were never built for AI-driven data movement, autonomous workflows, or dynamic model ecosystems.
The result is an uncontrolled AI surface — invisible to the board, ungoverned at runtime, and undefendable under the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and NIS2.
Employees use unapproved AI tools for sensitive work daily — with no visibility, no control, and no audit trail.
Source code, customer records, and IP flow into public or unapproved models — data that leaves the organisation and cannot be recalled.
A policy document does not stop a developer from pasting source code into a chatbot. Only runtime enforcement does.
When a regulator asks what data was sent to which AI model and when, most enterprises cannot answer.
Most organisations have AI policies, awareness, and risk assessments — but no runtime enforcement. Policy without enforcement is not control.
OneCompliant™ sits above your gateways and models as the layer where policy, control, and evidence live — without replacing the infrastructure you already run.
Your AI gateway routes requests. OneCompliant governs them.
More than a prompt firewall, DLP control, or AI gateway. AYJIS connects runtime enforcement to enterprise policy, regulatory obligations, and audit evidence.
OneCompliant complements the tools you already run — model providers, AI gateways, cloud platforms, DLP, CASB, security tools, and governance platforms. It does not replace your technology stack; it governs what flows through it.
Some obligations are already in force, while high-risk requirements follow later milestones. Organisations should not wait for the final deadline to establish inventories, ownership, controls, documentation, and evidence.
The dates may have moved. The work did not disappear.
Applicability depends on whether the organisation acts as a provider, deployer, importer, distributor, authorised representative, or product manufacturer, and on the classification and intended purpose of each AI system. OneCompliant supports compliance readiness and operational control — it does not, on its own, guarantee legal compliance.
OneCompliant identifies where AI is being used, what data is entering AI systems, which obligations apply, and where governance or runtime controls are missing. The entry point is the AI Risk Assessment — OASAT: a fixed-scope, fixed-price engagement that shows you exactly where you stand and gives you a prioritised plan to act on.
One connected operating model — not four disconnected tools — that takes you from AI risk exposure to governed, audit-ready operations in a defined, repeatable sequence.
Related capabilities: AI Risk Assessment — OASAT · AI Governance Architecture — OASF · AI Awareness Programme — OASAP · Runtime Governance and Enforcement — AYJIS.
A structured assessment of where AI is being used, what data is at risk, and how exposed you are — with an actionable roadmap.
See a sample assessmentA governance framework that translates organisational, regulatory, and security requirements into practical controls people and systems can follow.
Explore the frameworkThe governed AI gateway — every prompt, model interaction, and data flow routed through AYJIS is inspected, controlled, and logged in real time.
Learn more about AYJISLogs, evidence, reporting, and compliance traceability that show boards, customers, regulators, and auditors that your AI controls are implemented and operating.
Explore compliance mappingBuilt from decades of operational security leadership in organisations where security decisions affected patient safety, national infrastructure, regulatory compliance, and business continuity.
OneCompliant methodologies and governance capabilities — the AI Risk Assessment (OASAT), AI Governance Architecture (OASF) and AI Awareness Programme (OASAP) — deployed within a tier-one European telecommunications environment. AYJIS extends this operating model into runtime enforcement.
AI Risk Assessment (OASAT) — AI risk posture evaluated across business units, shadow AI usage mapped, regulatory gaps identified against NIS2 and GDPR
Governance Architecture (OASF) — AI governance and control architecture delivered, adopted as an operational standard by enterprise stakeholders
Awareness Programme (OASAP) — AI security awareness delivered across the organisation in multiple languages
Executive & Technical Briefings — AI security briefings delivered to security leadership, adopted as an operational reference
✓ 7,000+ employees reached through a live enterprise AI governance and awareness programme
✓ 5 awareness videos produced and published on the official LMS platform
✓ Governance architecture adopted by enterprise stakeholders
✓ 4 regulatory frameworks mapped — EU AI Act, NIS2, GDPR, NIST AI RMF
✓ AI security briefings adopted as an operational reference across the security organisation
Built on two decades of frontline security leadership — a 60+ person global security organisation at Merck KGaA, embedded AI Security Executive at a Tier-1 European telecom, and senior US DoD and DHS roles with Top Secret/SCI clearance.
AI governance for industrial enterprises — protecting design and process IP, governing AI near OT, and meeting NIS2 and EU AI Act obligations.
AI governance for operators managing lawful intercept, network integrity, and customer data under NIS2 and GDPR.
Runtime AI controls for GxP environments, clinical data governance, and AI-assisted research workflows.
AI governance for operators where AI model failures have safety, availability, and regulatory consequences.
Organisation-wide AI governance programmes for enterprises managing multi-model AI ecosystems at scale.
Field analysis from 20+ years inside regulated enterprise security — agentic AI, runtime governance, OT, and the regulatory shifts reshaping it. The same thinking behind the platform.
A board-level briefing on the AI governance gap, the regulatory drivers — EU AI Act, NIS2, GDPR, NIST AI RMF — and a practical Assess · Govern · Enforce · Demonstrate operating model. Watch the short film, or take the PDF with you.
Watch the executive briefing — under 3 minutes
AI Risk Quantification — OCiF™ is an emerging capability designed to support insurers, brokers, and enterprises in evaluating insurable AI and cyber risk — translating governance maturity and AI attack surface into an underwriting-grade risk score. It is a research and development direction, distinct from OneCompliant's deployed enterprise capabilities.
Explore AI Risk Quantification (OCiF)Today, AI sits between your people and a model. Tomorrow, autonomous agents will plan and act on your behalf — faster than anyone can approve each step by hand. Governance stops being about checking a prompt and becomes about setting policy, constraining authority, and proving what an agent did.
That shift has started, and so have we. The first agentic-governance layer is live in AYJIS early access: registered agent identities with accountable owners, machine-readable authority envelopes, pre-action PERMIT / DENY / REQUIRE_APPROVAL decisions, human approval for consequential actions, and execution receipts — for actions routed through AYJIS. Models will change. Agent frameworks will change. The need to trust, constrain, and prove what AI does will not.
OneCompliant is designed as a long-term governance partner. As AI evolves, regulations mature, and new models enter your organisation, governance must evolve with them.
We help customers continuously assess, govern, enforce, and demonstrate AI trust — not through one-off projects, but through an ongoing governance relationship.
Start by understanding your real AI exposure — or see runtime enforcement in action.
Our goal is simple: to become the trusted AI governance partner our customers rely on as AI becomes part of every critical business process.
OneCompliant works directly with CISOs, CIOs, and security leaders. A regional representative may make the introduction — but you work with the people who built the platform and shaped it inside real regulated-enterprise environments, not a chain of sales handoffs.
Submit an enquiry and a OneCompliant representative for your region will follow up to arrange a briefing.