AI Governance Audit Report

Workspace: demo@ylbsecurity.com  ·  Generated: 2026-09-07 18:54 UTC  ·  Frameworks: EU AI Act · ISO/IEC 42001
CONTROL MATURITY
11%
IMPLEMENTED
2 / 22
0
Prohibited
1
High
1
Limited
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Minimal
3
AI systems

AI System Inventory & Classification

HR Screening AssistantHIGH · 65
Production · in-house · user-facing · sensitive
LLM-powered CV screening tool used by the HR team. Processes applicant data including education, work history and personal details to produce a shortlist score for each candidate.
Classification rationale (2026-09-03 13:26 UTC): High-risk under Art. 6 / Annex III. Trigger(s): employment/worker management decisions (Annex III). The system is subject to the full obligations of Chapter III: risk management (Art. 9), data governance (Art. 10), technical documentation (Art. 11), logging (Art. 12), transparency (Art. 13), human oversight (Art. 14), accuracy & robustness (Art. 15), plus registration in the EU database and post-market monitoring.
Latest assessment (v1, 50/100): Moderate residual risk. Several Art. 9 obligations are not fully met; address the mitigations below.
  • Apply data minimisation and pseudonymisation; document lawful basis for special-category data (Art. 10).
  • Introduce a human-in-the-loop review step before decisions take effect (Art. 14).
  • Conduct a fundamental-rights impact assessment (Art. 27) before deployment.
  • Document the oversight procedure: named overseers, override authority, escalation path (Art. 14).
  • Enable automatic event logging with retention ≥ 6 months and alerting (Art. 12).
  • Assemble Annex IV technical documentation: purpose, architecture, data, metrics, risks.
DEMO - Acme Support ChatbotLIMITED · 35
Production · in-house · internal · none
Customer support chatbot for Acme Corp. Answers FAQs and discloses it is AI.
Classification rationale (2026-09-07 18:54 UTC): Limited risk under Art. 50 — transparency obligations. Users must be clearly informed they are interacting with an AI system, and synthetic content must be labelled as such.
Latest assessment (v1, 37/100): Moderate residual risk. Several Art. 9 obligations are not fully met; address the mitigations below.
  • Add input filtering / prompt-injection defenses and adversarial testing before each release (Art. 15).
  • Enable automatic event logging with retention ≥ 6 months and alerting (Art. 12).
  • Assemble Annex IV technical documentation: purpose, architecture, data, metrics, risks.
  • Deliver AI-literacy training to operators and record completion (Art. 26).
DEMO - Acme Invoice Parser (internal)MINIMAL · 10
Development · in-house · internal · none
Internal OCR+LLM tool extracting invoice fields. Human approves every payment.
Classification rationale (2026-09-07 18:54 UTC): Minimal risk. No specific obligations under the AI Act; voluntary codes of conduct (Art. 95) are encouraged.

Controls Matrix — EU AI Act & ISO/IEC 42001

CodeControlFrameworkStatusEvidence
AIA-5Prohibited practices screening
Confirm no system engages in Art. 5 banned practices (social scoring, manipulation, emotion inference at work, biometric categorisation of sensitive traits).
EU AI ACTImplementedArt.5 screening SOP v3 signed 2026-09-01
AIA-6Risk classification register
Every AI system is classified (prohibited / high / limited / minimal) with a documented rationale (Art. 6).
EU AI ACTImplementedClassification register: 3 systems classified with rationale
AIA-9Risk management system
A continuous, documented risk management process exists across the system lifecycle (Art. 9).
EU AI ACTIn ProgressRisk management procedure draft under review
AIA-10Data governance
Training, validation and testing datasets are relevant, representative, examined for bias, and properly governed (Art. 10).
EU AI ACTNot Started—
AIA-11Technical documentation
Annex IV documentation is maintained for each high-risk system (Art. 11).
EU AI ACTNot Started—
AIA-12Record-keeping / logging
Automatic event logs over the lifetime, appropriate to the intended purpose (Art. 12).
EU AI ACTNot Started—
AIA-13Transparency & instructions for use
Instructions for use are provided; users know they interact with AI where required (Art. 13, 50).
EU AI ACTNot Started—
AIA-14Human oversight
Effective human oversight measures are in place so natural persons can intervene (Art. 14).
EU AI ACTNot Started—
AIA-15Accuracy, robustness & cybersecurity
Systems achieve appropriate accuracy and robustness; adversarial testing performed (Art. 15).
EU AI ACTNot Started—
AIA-27Fundamental-rights impact assessment
FRIA completed for deployers of high-risk systems in listed domains (Art. 27).
EU AI ACTNot Started—
AIA-49Registration in EU database
High-risk systems registered in the EU database before market placement (Art. 49).
EU AI ACTNot Started—
AIA-61Post-market monitoring
A post-market monitoring system collects and analyses performance data in production (Art. 61).
EU AI ACTNot Started—
ISO-4.1Context of the organization
Internal/external issues, interested parties and AI system scope are defined (ISO 42001 §4).
ISO 42001Not Started—
ISO-5.2AI policy
A top-level AI policy is established, communicated and maintained (ISO 42001 §5.2).
ISO 42001Not Started—
ISO-6.1Risk & opportunity process
AI risk assessment and treatment process, including impact assessment, is established (ISO 42001 §6.1).
ISO 42001Not Started—
ISO-6.2AI objectives
Measurable AI objectives are set with plans to achieve them (ISO 42001 §6.2).
ISO 42001Not Started—
ISO-7.2AI competence & awareness
Personnel have demonstrated AI competence; training gaps are addressed (ISO 42001 §7.2).
ISO 42001Not Started—
ISO-8.1AI system lifecycle controls
Operational planning and controls cover design, development, deployment and retirement (ISO 42001 §8.1).
ISO 42001Not Started—
ISO-8.2Data management controls
Data sources, quality, labelling and provenance controls are documented (ISO 42001 §8.2 / Annex B).
ISO 42001Not Started—
ISO-9.1Monitoring & measurement
AI system performance and impacts are monitored and evaluated (ISO 42001 §9.1).
ISO 42001Not Started—
ISO-9.2Internal audit
Internal audits of the AI management system are performed at planned intervals (ISO 42001 §9.2).
ISO 42001Not Started—
ISO-10.1Continual improvement
Nonconformities are corrected and the AIMS continually improved (ISO 42001 §10).
ISO 42001Not Started—
AegisGRC by YLB Security — governance evidence for EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001. Classification logic implements Art. 5 / Art. 6 / Annex III triggers; assessments weight Art. 9–15 obligations.