AI Governance
The EU AI Act's transparency deadlines, ISO 42001, AI subprocessor disclosure, and the questions enterprise buyers now ask every AI vendor — with honest notes on what's required versus what's merely wise.
Training crawlers, AI search bots, and agent browsers now make up a serious share of web traffic — and they click Accept All. What AI means for cookie consent, your analytics, your content, and your privacy docs in 2026.
What an AI trust center is, why enterprise buyers now expect one, and how to build one that answers the AI section of a security questionnaire — without paying enterprise prices.
Article 50 of the EU AI Act applies from 2 August 2026. If your product uses a chatbot or generates content with AI, here is what you actually have to do — in plain English.
ISO 42001 is the AI management-system standard that is quickly becoming the SOC 2 of AI. Here is what it covers, whether you need it, and how to start without a six-figure budget.
If your product calls OpenAI, Anthropic, or a hosted open model, that is a subprocessor your customers need to know about. Here is how to disclose AI model providers properly.
It is the single most-asked question in AI procurement. Here is why it matters, how to determine your real answer, and how to present it so it closes deals instead of stalling them.