EU AI Act Compliance Advisory
The EU AI Act — Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — is the world's first comprehensive, risk-based law for artificial intelligence. It makes AI accountability a governance matter: where AI may be used, what it may decide, and who answers when it goes wrong. vCyberBoard Advisor helps boards build a defensible, board-owned EU AI Act posture.
Risk-based classification
The Act regulates AI by risk tier — prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk and minimal-risk. Most obligations fall on high-risk systems and their deployers. We help boards inventory AI use cases, assign the right tier to each, and document the rationale that regulators will ask for.
Prohibited practices
Certain AI uses are banned outright — social scoring, manipulative exploitation, untargeted facial scraping and some biometric categorisation. We help boards confirm none of their systems, pilots or vendors approach these red lines, and tighten procurement so they never do.
High-risk obligations
High-risk systems demand a documented AI risk-management system, data governance, technical documentation, transparency to users, human oversight, logging, accuracy and post-market monitoring. We help translate these into board-approved policies, clear ownership and conformity evidence — governed, not filed.
General-purpose AI and transparency
General-purpose AI models carry additional duties — technical documentation, copyright policy, and for systemic models, model evaluation and incident reporting. We help boards understand where GPAI enters their organisation, the transparency it triggers, and how to oversee it without stifling adoption.
Phased application and penalties
The Act applies in phases, with prohibited practices and GPAI rules taking effect first and high-risk obligations following. Penalties reach up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover. We help boards map their timeline, prioritise by risk, and report readiness to the board with confidence.
Your EU AI Act Advisor
AI use-case inventories, risk classification, high-risk conformity, GPAI transparency, governance policies and board briefings — independent counsel aligned to ISO/IEC 42001, NIS2 and the EU AI Act so obligations reinforce rather than duplicate.