Business AI Security & Governance Review
Get a practical review of business AI usage and controls, covering where AI is used, what data reaches it, who has access, how credentials and providers are managed, what gets logged, which actions require human review, and where the biggest gaps should be fixed first.
The problem
AI adoption often spreads faster than governance. Different teams add tools, assistants, automations, and provider accounts independently, leaving management without a clear inventory of what is being used, what data is leaving the business, or which controls are missing.
Who it's for
Companies already using AI across several teams or systems, or preparing to expand AI usage, that want a clear operational picture before introducing stronger controls, central infrastructure, or internal policy.
The outcome
Management receives a prioritized view of AI usage, material risks, missing controls, and recommended next actions — separating quick fixes from larger architecture or governance work.
What STYD delivers
STYD inventories the AI applications and providers in scope, reviews data flows, credential handling, access, provider configuration available to the client, logging, usage visibility, human approval points, sensitive-data handling, and operational controls; then delivers findings, priorities, and an implementation roadmap. Remediation is scoped separately.
Pricing
Typical starting point — final scope and price are confirmed after a short review of your setup.
This service is available — tell us about your setup and we'll confirm scope, hosting, and pricing.
Available as a scoped review, with optional follow-up checks and implementation support.
FAQ
No. It is a technical and operational review of AI usage and controls. Legal, regulatory, and policy interpretation remains with the client's appropriate advisers.
No. Scope is agreed first. The quality of the review depends on the systems, configurations, examples, and documentation the client can make available.
Yes, at the policy and workflow level when the client can describe or document that usage. STYD does not perform covert employee monitoring.
The report prioritizes practical next steps. Fixes may include permission changes, credential cleanup, provider configuration, logging, an AI gateway, a redaction layer, workflow changes, or internal guidance, each scoped separately where needed.
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Tell us about your setup and we'll confirm fit, scope, and pricing.