RAIDS AI has announced its partnership with Prescient Security and Drata.
According to RAIDS AI, the three companies can provide organisations with end-to-end operational AI governance.
As well as cross-referring clients, the companies are working together to educate organisations and help them navigate an increasingly complex compliance landscape.
ISO 42001 in practice
The educational element of the partnership launched with a webinar, which aired live on 11 March and is now available via a recording link.
RAIDS AI explained that the webinar is designed to equip GRC and security professionals with practical steps to future-proof their AI governance programs and prepare for upcoming regulatory scrutiny.
The webinar focuses specifically on ISO 42001, the first international standard for AI, which enables organisations to develop, deploy and manage AI systems responsibly, ethically and transparently.
The webinar is titled ‘ISO 42001 in practice‘ and it explores how ISO 42001 can function as a central thread, embedded into AI governance, rather than being bolted on later.
According to the company, the webinar advises how governance checkpoints, operational controls and risk management can be designed directly into system architecture.
RAIDS AI
Co-founded by Nik Kairinos and Brett Stonefield, the RAIDS AI platform detects and alerts rogue AI behaviour in real time.
It works by monitoring AI behaviour and highlighting deviations before they cause failures, bias or regulatory exposure.
According to RAIDS AI, the platform enables the safe and responsible deployment of AI and gives its users the confidence to scale AI without compromising on safety.
Through its agentic trust management platform, Drata provides automated governance, risk, compliance and assurance.
RAIDS AI explained that it delivers the middle layer; continuous monitoring of AI which generates the evidence that proves the framework is operational.
Prescient Security then provides the final element with third-party validation and certification to confirm that the evidence meets the standard.
“Commitment and enthusiasm”
Nik Kairinos, CEO & Co-founder commented: “Regulation continues to become more complex and is evolving quickly in order to keep up with technology that is increasingly sophisticated.
“This is why compliance has moved far beyond fulfilling a prescribed set of criteria.
“In order to adapt successfully, it’s critical that organisations comprehensively integrate the three layers: the compliance framework, continuous monitoring and evidence and the certification to go with it.
“The offering of RAIDS, Drata and Prescient Security fit together to provide end-to-end AI governance and there is a shared commitment and enthusiasm to educate the market and help those responsible for compliance ensure they are ahead of the curve,” Kairinos concluded.
“Organisations can no longer rely on static policies”
Sammy Chowdhury, CEO of Prescient Security said: “What excites me most about partnering with RAIDS AI is that they’re solving the problem everyone talks about but very few actually operationalise: continuous AI oversight in the real world.”
“We’re at an inflection point where AI adoption is outpacing governance, regulation and risk management.
“With regulators, boards and customers demanding transparency, explainability and accountability, organisations can no longer rely on static policies or annual audits.”
Chowdhury continued: “In my opinion, managing AI risks is no different than managing user behaviour risks. Tools like RAIDs promises to increase transparency in AI behaviours.”
