AI Assured — site index
A complete, plain-HTML index of every public page on ai-assured.org. Intended for search engines, LLM crawlers and anyone who wants to see the site at a glance. The signed-in product application is intentionally excluded.
Core pages
- Home — Independent AI governance assurance for SMEs.
- About AI Assured — What the AI Assured Mark means and who assesses it.
- How it works — The five-stage assurance journey from scoping to certificate.
- The AI Assured framework — Pillars, controls, and evidence - mapped to ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act.
- Tiers — Essential, Professional and Enterprise.
- Pricing — Transparent, published pricing across all tiers.
- Find your tier — Answer a few questions and get a tier recommendation.
- The assessment — What the AI Assured assessment covers and what evidence to bring.
- Compliance — Mapping to EU AI Act, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF and sector regimes.
- Methodology & accreditation stance — Our scope, framework mapping, and who signs each tier.
- Verify a certificate — Public register - check any AI Assured badge is live and signed.
- Enterprise — Bespoke assurance for regulated and multi-jurisdiction organisations.
- Governance templates — Free AI governance templates aligned to ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF.
- Become an assessor — Join the AI Assured assessor network.
- Contact — Get in touch with the AI Assured team.
Insights
AI Assured Insights - Plain-English guidance on AI governance, the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF and assurance for SMEs. Published on our separate insights site.
Knowledge base (15)
All articles — Deep-dive articles on the AI Assured framework, controls and evidence.
- AI incidents - what counts and what to log — What actually counts as an AI incident in 2026 - with worked examples, the EU AI Act Art. 73 serious-incident test, and the log structure reviewers expect.
- Acceptable use & staff training — The policy and training that turn AI from a wildcard into a managed tool - what to put in the policy and how to evidence the training.
- Stopping data leakage into AI tools on a small budget — Concrete controls a company without a security team can put in place this month, using licences you probably already hold.
- The 2026 enterprise AI tools market — A snapshot of the enterprise AI tools that matter in 2026 - copilots, agent platforms, observability, governance, and where each fits.
- What good evidence looks like — The difference between a document that satisfies a question and one that does not, with examples of strong and weak evidence for each control type.
- Microsoft 365 Copilot - a governance playbook — How to roll out M365 Copilot without leaking sensitive content: tenant boundary, Restricted SharePoint Search, sensitivity labels, audit and DSR handling.
- EU AI Act - the dates that drive your 2026 plan — The phased applicability of the EU AI Act through 2026-2027 in one calendar, plus what each milestone means for the work on your desk.
- Welcome to the Knowledge Hub — Start here. How to use the Knowledge Hub, who in your company to pull in, and a lighter path if you are a small team.
- What to include in your assessment scope — Write a defensible scope statement: which AI systems, teams, jurisdictions and data flows are in - and what is deliberately out.
- Glossary of common terms — Plain-English definitions, each tied to the regulation that uses the term so you can use the right word in the right room.
- Guidance for small companies — Right-size the framework for teams under 50 people: which controls are non-negotiable, which can be lightweight, and which to defer.
- How the AI Assured Framework is structured — The AI Assured Framework in one page: five pillars, sixteen domains, and how they map to EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF 1.0 and ISO/IEC 42001.
- Finding shadow AI - discovery tools and how to run a sweep — How to find the AI tools your staff already use, using the logs and licences you already own, plus what to do with what you find.
- Recent updates to the AI Assured Framework — What changed in the framework and the regulatory landscape for 2026 - and what each change means for the work on your desk.
- Building an AI inventory that stays current — What fields an AI system inventory needs, how to keep it fresh without a dedicated team, and the tools that suit each organisation size.