Provider
You develop an AI system, or place it on the EU market under your name.
You carry the heaviest obligations, including conformity assessment for high-risk systems.
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EU AI Act Compliance
Conformity readiness combined with adversarial testing, so your AI systems meet EU AI Act requirements and stay secure and trustworthy.
GRSee has become a trusted advisor when it comes to all security and compliance issues.Eilon Reshef, CTO & Co-Founder, Gong
Prove your AI is compliant, and secure.
The EU AI Act is the world’s first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence. It entered into force in August 2024 and its obligations are being phased in, with requirements around risk management, data quality, transparency, human oversight and security, and the strictest rules for high-risk AI systems.
We align your technology, processes and governance with the Act, classify your AI systems by risk, and prepare the documentation and evidence a conformity assessment needs, while reducing risk and supporting innovation.
Compliance, without the compromises.
- Direct line to your auditorNo ticket queues. Message your audit team directly and get real answers, fast.
- One team, every frameworkSOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, pen testing: one team, one timeline, no duplicate evidence.
- We work with your stackWe plug into the compliance platforms you already use, adapt to your processes, or bring our own tooling at no extra cost.
- Fixed scope, fixed priceOne clear quote upfront. No change orders, no surprise fees mid-audit.
- Timelines you can plan aroundClear milestones from kickoff to report.
- Always know where you standLive visibility into audit progress, no chasing status updates.
- Built for fast-moving teamsWe understand cloud-native, SaaS and modern DevSecOps, so there is no explaining your stack from scratch.
- Support that does not end at the reportWe stay in your corner after the report: ongoing guidance, not a one-time transaction.
How an EU AI Act engagement runs.
Four phases, from risk classification to conformity readiness.
Classify
- Kickoff and risk classificationYour AI systems identified and classified under the Act’s risk levels.
Assess
- Gap assessment and readiness reviewYour practices, controls and documentation against your EU AI Act obligations.
Build
- Remediation and governanceRisk management, data quality checks, human oversight and transparency measures put in place.
- Documentation and evidenceThe technical documentation a conformity assessment needs, created and organized.
Validate
- Mock conformity assessmentA simulated assessment to find and close final gaps before the real one.
- Ongoing supportCompliance as a Service keeps you aligned as your AI evolves and obligations phase in.
Provider or deployer?
Deployer
You use an AI system under your authority in your business.
Your obligations include human oversight, proper use and transparency.
Whether you build, deploy or buy AI, we tailor the approach to your role and risk level.
What EU AI Act does for your business.
- Meet a legal requirementThe Act carries legal obligations and significant fines for non-compliance.
- Prove AI trustworthinessShow regulators, customers and partners your AI is ethical, secure and reliable.
- A competitive edgeBeing ahead on compliance builds trust and opens the EU market with confidence.
- Conformity, before launchHigh-risk AI systems are validated against requirements before they reach the market.
- Aligned with best practiceWorks with ISO 42001, the NIST AI RMF and privacy law.
Why teams choose GRSee for EU AI Act.
We truly enjoyed working with you and highly recommend your services to anyone looking for professionalism and excellence in cybersecurity.Kobi Lechner, Co-Founder and COO, Rescana
- Security and regulatory expertiseDeep knowledge of AI security, privacy and regulatory expectations, together.
- Beyond the modelWe secure the data, infrastructure and user interactions too, not just the algorithm.
- One partner, full journeyFrom gap assessment to conformity assessment preparation, mapped alongside ISO 42001 and the NIST AI RMF.
Related AI services
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
EU AI Act questions, answered.
Still not sure? Bring your questions to a scoping call.
Who does the EU AI Act apply to?
Any organization that develops, deploys or sells AI systems in the EU, or whose AI systems affect people in the EU, wherever the company is based.
Is the EU AI Act already in force?
Yes. It entered into force in August 2024, and its obligations apply in stages. Which ones affect you, and when, depends on your AI systems and their risk level.
What is an EU AI Act conformity assessment?
The process by which high-risk AI systems are evaluated before they enter the EU market, including a review of documentation, testing and risk management practices.
How is this different from GDPR?
GDPR focuses on personal data privacy. The EU AI Act addresses the broader risks of AI systems, including fairness, explainability and human oversight.
How long does it take to become compliant?
It depends on your systems’ complexity and risk level. Our structured approach helps most clients reach readiness in 2 to 3 months.
Can you align this with our other frameworks?
Yes. We map EU AI Act obligations to ISO 42001, the NIST AI RMF and your internal governance to streamline the work.
Book your scoping call.
Pick a time that suits you. You leave with a scope and a fixed quote.
- 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.
GRSee became a trusted partner for Intelligo’s cybersecurity needs. Our experience with GRSee was a success.Meir Vaikselbom, CTO, Intelligo
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