Two years on, the EU AI Act is increasingly shaping how AI governance is put into practice.

As we mark its second anniversary on 1 August, new standards are helping bring greater structure to AI compliance. This includes EN 18286, the newly published European standard supporting quality management system requirements under Article 17.

As regulation, standards, and governance requirements continue to converge, organizations need practical ways to navigate complexity and demonstrate compliance with confidence.

This is where AIA Cert can help simplify the process.

Developed by the European Centre for Certification and Privacy (ECCP), AIA Cert provides a comprehensive framework to assess and certify compliance with key AI regulatory and governance requirements, including:

• EU Artificial Intelligence Act
• Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence
• OECD Principles on Artificial Intelligence

AIA Cert provides a structured approach to:

• assess compliance against defined criteria
• identify gaps and areas for improvement
• strengthen AI governance and accountability
• provide evidence of compliance through certification

Building on the expertise and ecosystem developed around Europrivacy, AIA Cert offers a practical way to address multiple AI regulatory and governance requirements through a structured certification framework.

It can also be combined with an existing or upcoming Europrivacy certification, the official GDPR European Data Protection Seal.

Discover AIA Cert and bring greater clarity and confidence to your AI compliance journey: https://www.aiacert.com

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