ISO/IEC 42001
Satisfies Requirement 8.3: Treatment of AI Risks through documented risk controls, remediation status, and reviewable evidence.
A formal AI safety assessment designed for release tickets, compliance reviews, SOC2 evidence folders, and production sign-off workflows.
Technical scanner findings become compliance evidence when every control maps to a named requirement, standard, and release-signoff implication.
Satisfies Requirement 8.3: Treatment of AI Risks through documented risk controls, remediation status, and reviewable evidence.
Supports transparency and risk-mitigation evidence for high-risk AI systems. Legal review required before production declaration.
Maps prompt injection, sensitive information disclosure, excessive agency, and output handling findings into security-review language.
Each control now includes attacker context: the exact simulated exploit shape, observed result, and release implication.
Failed or review-required controls are translated into action items that can be attached to Jira, release notes, or audit evidence.
This certificate is not just a report. It is the release artifact that must be acknowledged before Go-Live.
A tangible paper trail for insurance, vendor reviews, security exceptions, and liability records.
Weekly scans catch drift before release. Convert this certificate into a CI/CD gate with Safety as Code so Grade D findings cannot re-enter production unnoticed.
The canonical report payload produces a tamper-evident hash for audit logs and evidence retention.
Safety posture delta turns controls into board-reportable progress instead of scattered engineering notes.
The badge becomes a public safety signal only when the latest certificate is Grade B or higher within the last 30 days.