The EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) takes full effect on August 2, 2026. Penalties reach €35 million or 7% of global turnover — and without documented compliance, organizations risk losing access to EU markets entirely. The EU AI Act Compliance Accelerator is 11 article-mapped compliance documents that deploy a complete governance framework — covering prohibited practices, deployer obligations, risk classification, and fundamental rights assessment.
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Every organization using AI is accumulating policy debt. Most won't discover the cost until a regulator, a vendor breach, or a board question forces the documentation they never wrote.
Employees are using AI tools — for work tasks, with company data, on personal devices — and most organizations have no documented rules governing any of it.
EU AI Act, CPRA ADMT, NYC Local Law 144, Colorado SB 205, FTC enforcement — the regulatory moment for AI governance is here. Undocumented organizations are exposed.
Post-Caremark, directors carry an affirmative oversight obligation for material AI risks. Without a governance framework on paper, that obligation exists but goes unfulfilled.
Every layer of AI governance — from employee acceptable use to board oversight — in professionally drafted, fully editable Word documents.
14 prohibited use categories, disciplinary proportionality framework, trade secret protections, automated decision-making rights, and regulatory monitoring obligations.
Tiered vendor assessment methodology, GDPR Article 28 checklist, no-training breach remedies, $500K liquidated damages template, and insurance/indemnification requirements.
Four-class data taxonomy, CPRA ADMT opt-out requirements, GDPR transparency obligations, DPIA triggers, copyright review workflow, and employment AI law compliance.
AI-specific incident classification, concrete breach notification timelines (GDPR 72h, HIPAA 60d, SEC 4BD), vendor AI breach procedure, and litigation hold requirements.
Signed acknowledgment form with baseline disclosure attestation, ADA carve-out for access suspension, personal liability notice, and annual recertification framework.
50+ questions across 8 sections: vendor overview, data handling, security controls, AI-specific security, compliance certifications, contractual terms, EU AI Act, and FCRA/ECOA.
24 pre-populated risks across 6 categories with likelihood, impact, current controls, control gaps, and treatment — covering data exposure, security attacks, compliance, and governance.
Step-by-step IT procedures for finding unauthorized AI tools, trade secret triage process, severity triage matrix, three remediation paths, and monthly reporting framework.
Single-page employee-facing reference: data decision matrix, approved tools reminder, incident response steps, emerging law alert, and board oversight summary.
Board-level governance instrument documenting Caremark director oversight obligations, materiality thresholds for immediate notification, and reporting cadence — with signature block.
Art. 27-compliant FRIA for high-risk AI systems — structured assessment of impacts on health, safety, fundamental rights, and democratic processes, with documentation for regulatory audit readiness.
AI governance sits at the intersection of legal, security, and operations. This pack gives each team what it needs to move.
AI-specific law is landing fast and your existing frameworks weren't built for it. Each document maps explicitly to GDPR, CPRA, EU AI Act, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and NIST AI RMF.
You have the technical controls. Now you need the legal and policy infrastructure to match — vendor DPA requirements, incident response timelines, shadow AI procedures, and board documentation.
Employees are using AI tools for work with no documented rules. You need signed acknowledgments, training records, a disciplinary framework, and ADA-compliant suspension procedures.
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No setup, no software, no consulting engagement. Download, customize with your organization details, and implement.
Map your AI systems against Annex III risk categories using the included implementation roadmap. Instant access to 11 Word documents, each with regulatory citations and article-level EU AI Act mappings.
Adapt each document with your organization details. Article-level citations are built in for auditor verification — most documents are customized in under 30 minutes.
Collect signed employee acknowledgments, obtain board approval, and generate your compliance evidence package. Exit with a documented, auditable AI governance program.
All tiers include the complete 11-document compliance framework with EU AI Act article-level mappings. Higher tiers add structured implementation guidance and expert advisory.
GRC consultants build this for $15,000–$25,000 over 6–8 weeks.
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Salish AI Security Lab produces vendor-agnostic research, frameworks, and policy templates for organizations deploying AI. Our work is grounded in applied security research and legal analysis — built for compliance, legal, and security teams who need to implement governance, not just understand it.
We work selectively with organizations deploying AI on assessments and advisory engagements. The EU AI Act Compliance Accelerator is how we make our methodology available to teams who need the tools to implement governance themselves — without a consulting engagement.
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