Security and risk
AI adoption without losing control
RiskRate.ai combines access to AI services with the security and risk controls an organisation needs around that access. The gateway is where those controls are applied, before a request reaches a provider.
Provider risk
Decide which providers and models are acceptable before users and applications can reach them.
Data residency
Choose where processing happens and keep that choice attached to the request path.
Confidential information
Reduce the chance that sensitive material is sent to a service that should not receive it.
Prompt injection
Treat untrusted content as a control problem in the path to the model, not only as a model behaviour.
Model governance
Keep an approved set of models and make changes to that set visible.
User authentication
Connect AI access to the identity system the organisation already operates.
Authorisation
Limit who can use which models, tools, regions and search services.
Audit trails
Record access and control decisions so a later review can reconstruct them.
AI policy
Apply organisational rules once, in the gateway, rather than in every application.
Shadow AI
Offer a sanctioned path so AI use stays inside a place the organisation can see.
Supplier dependencies
Keep more than one provider available so the organisation is not bound to a single model vendor.
Regulatory obligations
Hold evidence of processing location, provider choice and the controls that were applied.
Budget exposure
See consumption and apply a budget action before AI spend becomes an open-ended commitment.
AI insurance
Available when AI runs in a RiskRate cloud, with RiskRate controls, and within the RiskRate operating specification. Eligible customers can be assured that the risk of AI to their business is limited.
Regulatory and security requirements
Designed to help organisations operate AI environments under regulatory and security requirements including GDPR, EU AI Act, NIS2, ISO 27001 and ISO 27005.
RiskRate.ai does not claim certification against these frameworks. Controls, residency choices and audit records are there to support the organisation’s own compliance work.
- GDPR
- EU AI Act
- NIS2
- ISO 27001
- ISO 27005
Risk shows up in the configuration
Inconsistent choices, such as sensitive data with unrestricted providers or a high assurance profile on shared infrastructure, are flagged while the deployment is being specified.