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Your AI. Under control.

AI is moving fast and regulations are catching up. Whether you use AI tools, build AI features, or both, we help you see your exposure clearly and get ahead of it.

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We were impressed by how deep and thorough the GRSee team got familiar with our platform during the onboarding process.Omri Mendelevich, CTO & Co-Founder, Dynamic Yield
  • Cato Networks
  • Imperva
  • Claroty

One clear picture of your AI posture.

No generic templates, no theoretical checklists. Four services built around how you actually use AI.

01

AI Discovery

You can’t manage what you don’t know is there.

Find the AI tools your teams already use, assess each one, and put a practical framework in place to govern what comes next, without shutting down productivity.

  • A shadow AI register, by risk and department
  • Risk classification for every tool
  • A governance framework and approval process
  • Ready-to-use policies and team communications
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02

AI Risk Assessment

Know your AI risk before your clients or regulators find it for you.

An expert-led assessment of the AI you build and buy: data privacy, model security, bias, vendors and regulatory exposure, scored and prioritized.

  • An AI use inventory across product and operations
  • Risks scored by likelihood and business impact
  • Prioritized remediation steps
  • An executive-ready report
Most assessments take 3 to 5 weeksExplore AI Risk Assessment
03

AI Compliance

Build a compliance program that keeps up with AI.

A compliance program built around how you actually use AI, aligned with ISO 42001, the EU AI Act and the NIST AI RMF, the frameworks your customers and regulators ask about.

  • Framework and regulation mapping
  • A gap analysis and compliance roadmap
  • Policies, procedures and technical controls
  • Audit and customer review readiness
Most initial programs take 6 to 12 weeksExplore AI Compliance

How the pieces fit.

Start wherever you are. Each step builds on the last, so the work carries forward.

  1. DiscoverFind the AI already in useAI Discovery
  2. AssessScore the risk it carriesAI Risk Assessment
  3. ComplyBuild the program and policiesAI Compliance
  4. ProveCertify and test itISO 42001 · AI pentesting
  5. Own itKeep it governed, every weekAI Captain
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AI is everywhere. Governance isn’t.

  • Shadow AI is already insideEmployees use personal AI tools and vendors embed AI without telling you. None of it went through security review.
  • Buyers are askingSecurity questionnaires now have AI sections, and enterprise deals stall when you cannot say how AI is used and governed.
  • Regulators are catching upThe EU AI Act is live, buyers reference the NIST AI RMF, and ISO 42001 is being adopted. Companies that build a program now will not be scrambling later.
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It never felt transactional, we knew they wanted us to succeed. Ohad Gablinger, VP Operations & IT, Deep Instinct
  • Wix
  • Taboola
  • HoneyBook

AI companies we work with.

Published stories from AI teams, each with the full write-up.

Compliance for AI companies

What teams ask about AI services.

Where should we start?

Most companies start with AI Discovery, because you cannot govern AI you have not found. If you build AI into your product, start with an AI Risk Assessment. If a customer or regulator is asking, start with AI Compliance. Not sure? That is what the call is for.

Does this apply if we only use third-party AI tools?

Yes. Third-party AI tools often carry more risk than custom ones, because most companies have not evaluated them properly. We include all AI in scope, built and bought.

What is the difference between AI Discovery and the AI Risk Assessment?

AI Discovery finds and governs the AI tools already in use across your organization. The AI Risk Assessment takes a broader look at the risks your AI use introduces across product, operations and compliance. Many clients run Discovery first and use its findings in the Risk Assessment.

Which AI frameworks do you cover?

ISO 42001, the EU AI Act, the NIST AI RMF, and GDPR as it applies to AI. If your customers or regulators reference another standard, we assess it too.

How does this relate to ISO 42001?

ISO 42001 is the international standard for AI management systems. AI Compliance builds the program it expects, and we are among the first accredited providers for ISO 42001. See ISO 42001.

How is an AI Captain different from a vCISO?

A vCISO covers information security broadly. Your AI Captain focuses on AI governance, risk and compliance. They are complementary, and many organizations have both. See vCISO.

We’re a small team. Is this realistic?

Yes. We scope every engagement to your size, maturity and priorities, and we do the heavy lifting so your team stays focused on the business.

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Not sure where to start? That’s okay. Most teams don’t know exactly what they need until we talk. Senior consultant, not a sales rep. No commitment.

  • A direct line to your auditor
  • We work with your stack
  • Fixed scope and price

Local teams, your time zone

  • United States
  • Europe
  • Middle East

We work in your time zone and support you in multiple languages.

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GRSee has become a trusted advisor when it comes to all security and compliance issues. Eilon Reshef, CTO & Co-Founder, Gong
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  • Moovit
  • RingCentral

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