Solutions
One specialty: AI assurance.
We define with you what to govern, what to evaluate and what to prove, and put it into practice in your team’s processes.
Assurance ties them together: checking that what was decided is done, and being able to prove it.
GOVERN
Get the people who decide on, build and use your AI working to the same rules, roles and process.
EVALUATE
Verify and validate its safety and impact: what can go wrong, who it affects and whether the controls work.
PROVE
Provide the proof of what has been done: the technical documentation and the oversight you are asked for, up to date and ready to show.
What do you need to solve?
You build AI into your products
AI is part of what you sell. You answer for how it behaves in your customers' hands.
- GOVERN
You need a quality management system to comply with the AI Act.
AI Act Art. 17 · EN 18286
Quality management system → - EVALUATE
You want to know whether the risks of your AI models are properly identified and evaluated.
AI Act Art. 9 · prEN 18228 · ISO/IEC 23894
The due diligence → - PROVE
You already have a quality management system and want to automate it.
EN 18286 · ISO 13485 · AI Act Annex IV
Evidence automation with Froga →
You deploy AI in your business processes
You use AI inside your company, built or bought. You answer for how it weighs on your decisions, your customers and your team.
- GOVERN
You need to know which AI you use and who is accountable for it.
ISO/IEC 42001 · AI Act Art. 25
The inventory → - EVALUATE
You want to assess the risk of an AI you use or are about to buy.
ISO/IEC 23894
The assessment → - PROVE
You want to bring AI oversight and incident handling into the processes you already have.
ISO/IEC 42001 · AI Act Art. 26
The oversight →
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