Every organization’s needs are different, so G6 tailors the scope and investment to your specific situation. That said, the cost of not having AI governance is becoming clearer by the month: Organizations that experience AI-related breaches face hundreds of thousands of dollars in additional remediation costs compared to standard breaches. G6 offers a no-obligation consultation…

AI governance is a natural extension of the cybersecurity and compliance work G6 has delivered for over 17 years. The same frameworks we use to protect your network, manage your compliance posture and train your employees apply directly to AI risk. For example, The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) published the AI Risk…

Yes, because you almost certainly are using AI, even if you haven’t formally adopted it. This type of technology is embedded in many everyday business tools, from email spam filters and CRM platforms to accounting software and customer service chatbots. Beyond those built-in features, your employees are very likely using free AI tools on their…

This is one of the most common AI incidents businesses face. If it happens before you have a framework in place, you may not even know it occurred. G6’s governance framework includes incident response procedures specific to AI-related data exposure, so your team knows exactly what steps to take. Our technical safeguards are also designed…

Both, and that’s an important distinction. G6’s approach to artificial intelligence governance isn’t about saying no to AI. It’s about saying yes, safely. We help you identify where AI can drive real value in your operations, then deploy business-grade tools with proper security controls, data classification rules and user access policies in place. The goal…

Timelines vary depending on the size and complexity of your organization, but most businesses can expect an initial AI discovery and risk assessment within a few weeks, followed by policy development and employee training over the following month. G6 then provides ongoing monitoring, quarterly reviews and regulatory updates to keep your framework current.

The AI regulatory landscape evolves rapidly. Indiana adopted a statewide AI policy based on the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, which sets expectations for how its government should manage AI. At the national level, there is no single comprehensive federal AI law yet, but multiple states have passed AI-specific legislation. Depending on your industry, you…

An artificial intelligence strategy is your organization’s roadmap for how you’ll adopt, deploy and benefit from AI over time, aligned with your business goals, budget and risk tolerance. An AI policy, on the other hand, is a specific governance document that sets the rules for acceptable use, data handling and compliance. You need both. G6…