Regulatory AI conformity. With evidence.
EU AI Act, FINMA 08/2024, nDPA. We test your AI systems and deliver audit-ready reports.
Compliance Products
- Per-article scores (Art. 9–15)
- Traffic-light risk dashboard
- Gap identification with remediation priorities
- 5 categories, comprehensive FINMA-specific evaluation
- Board-ready executive summary
- Risk heat map with remediation roadmap
Key deadlines and requirements
The EU AI Act requires technical compliance evidence for high-risk AI systems. Annex III systems face a December 2027 deadline; Annex I systems face August 2028. Almost no Notified Bodies have been designated yet.
FINMA Guidance 08/2024 requires traceable model validation for AI systems in financial services. FINMA Guidance 08/2024 and the federal AI law consultation (by end 2026) will tighten requirements further.
The revised Swiss Data Protection Act (nDPA) adds data sovereignty requirements that intersect with AI governance.
What you receive
- Per-article compliance scores (Art. 9–15 EU AI Act)
- Traffic-light risk dashboard
- Gap analysis with remediation priorities ranked by regulatory risk
- FINMA 08/2024 alignment report (for Premium engagements)
- Methodology documentation for independent verification
- Board-ready executive summary
Air-gapped evaluation for regulated institutions
For FINMA-regulated institutions and high-security environments where data cannot leave the premises: we bring the evaluation to you. Our dedicated hardware runs the complete evaluation pipeline on-site, fully air-gapped. No data leaves your network, no cloud dependencies, no third-party access.
Available as part of any compliance engagement. See all data handoff modes →
Schedule a scoping call
Start with a Risk Classification or go directly to a full EU AI Act assessment. First step is always a scoping call. No preparation needed.
The EU AI Act high-risk deadline is December 2027: 20 months away. Compliance projects take 6–12 months. Our approach is grounded in peer-reviewed methodology (ArXiv, 2026). Start now.