The Five Pillars

A governance system, not a policy binder.

Each pillar answers one question your board, your auditors and your customers will ask. Together they give you a system your teams can run without us.

Accountability

Who owns this model, and who signs off when it changes?

Every AI system gets a named owner, a decision path, and clear escalation when something goes wrong.

  • Named owners for every AI system in use
  • Approval rights and escalation paths in writing
  • A governance forum with a standing agenda

Visibility

What AI is running in the business today?

A living register of models, vendors and use cases, so nothing reaches production unseen.

  • AI system register covering in house and vendor AI
  • Risk tier for each use case
  • Data lineage for high risk systems

Control

What has to be true before a model ships?

Practical gates and guardrails built into the delivery flow your teams already use.

  • Release gates sized to each risk tier
  • Human review points where they matter
  • Change control for prompts, models and data

Assurance

Can you prove it to an auditor, a regulator or a customer?

Evidence that controls work, gathered as part of the work, not rebuilt the week before an audit.

  • Evidence trail mapped to each control
  • Monitoring for drift, bias and incidents
  • Audit ready reporting for leadership

Continuous Improvement

Is governance keeping pace with how you use AI?

A review rhythm that updates policy, controls and the register as models and rules change.

  • Quarterly governance review
  • Incident learning loop
  • Regulatory change watch

Built on recognised standards

Aligned with the frameworks you will be measured against.

The Five Pillars give you a practical way to meet the expectations set by international and Indian AI governance guidance, without adopting each framework separately.

ISO/IEC 42001India AI Governance Guidelines

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