Is Your Board Ready for the EU AI Act?
Executive leadership is now legally accountable. Even for the AI features you never approved.
A fixed-scope readiness sprint that maps where AI has quietly entered your business, clarifies your legal duties as an AI deployer, and delivers a concrete, board-ready compliance roadmap.
Why Now: The Cbw (NIS2)
The Cbw—the Netherlands' strict implementation of the EU NIS2 directive—takes effect now in mid-2026. It introduces four critical areas of direct board ownership:
Duty of Care
Mandatory implementation of risk-based cybersecurity measures.
Strict Incident Reporting
An initial warning required within 24 hours; a comprehensive report within 72 hours.
Official NCSC Registration
Mandatory formal registration with the National Cyber Security Centre.
Personal Board Liability
Corporate leadership can be held personally liable for compliance failures.
Regulatory enforcement is managed by the RDI and sector-specific authorities. We prepare you to meet their standards—acting as your strategic advisor, not your auditor.
The Regulatory Blind Spot
Cyber resilience (Cbw) and AI governance (EU AI Act) converge on a single, messy question: What software is actually running on your network? Most modern AI isn't adopted intentionally; it is activated automatically inside tools your team already uses (like Microsoft, Zoom, or Salesforce). As an AI deployer, you own the legal duty to oversee it. Our readiness sprint addresses both hidden AI risks and Cbw vulnerabilities in one unified, board-ready roadmap. This is practical advisory readiness, not a generic certification audit.
The Real Problem
Most organizations worry about employees pasting sensitive data into ChatGPT. But a larger, unmonitored risk is embedded shadow AI. This occurs when trusted enterprise vendors switch on generative AI features by default via automatic updates—without notification, and without executive sign-off.
"When AI capabilities arrive through existing tools like CRM, ERP, or productivity suites, the corporate deployer inherits the legal burden to classify, monitor, or restrict them. Yet, organizations are rarely notified early enough to act. There is a massive process gap here." — CISO, Global Pharmaceutical Company
Under the EU AI Act, you are the 'deployer.' That means you bear the legal responsibility to log, monitor, and inform staff before these tools go live. When software updates quietly activate AI features behind your back, you are left exposed as the last to know.
Executive Readiness Report
What You Receive
A boardroom-ready assessment detailing your current standing against the EU AI Act and NIS2. You get an unvarnished view of your top exposures alongside a prioritized 30/60/90-day remediation plan with assigned owners—written in plain, actionable language your board can sign off on.
Your report includes two dedicated assessment modules:
Who We Serve
Built specifically for mid-market organizations (50–250 employees) that handle sensitive, proprietary, or highly regulated data and must comply with the EU AI Act and NIS2. We specialize in manufacturing, R&D, chemical, pharma, regulated finance, healthcare, and high-value professional services.
Strategic Advisory, Not a Rigid Audit
We pinpoint your regulatory gaps and thoroughly prepare you for official supervision by national competent authorities. We provide actionable strategy, not rubber-stamp certifications. If your compliance path requires formal legal sign-off or statutory auditing, we hand over seamlessly to our network of accredited partners.
Protect Your Business
Identify your exposure today and schedule a 30-minute readiness intake.