Who it is for Legal status Reg. (EU) 2026/1744
AI risk assessment for your responsibilities
Do you use AI, develop systems or assess them for others? Find the guidance that fits your responsibilities. Choose your area to see how the application helps you assess risks, identify relevant obligations and document your findings.
Using AI responsibly
Businesses and public authoritiesYou are planning to introduce an AI system or reviewing one already in use. Identify the relevant risks and obligations, and agree who will carry out the necessary measures.
Introduce AI in your business: assess risks and obligations, record measures and prepare decisions, even without an in-house legal team.
- 4 sections in the quick check
- 62 obligations in the compass
- live demo without sign-up
Using AI in public authorities: review requirements for procurement, data protection, impact assessments and documentation.
- 24 deployer obligations
- Deadline 2 August 2030
- Registration as an authority
Investigate AI threats, select mitigations and support your assessment with sources from OWASP, MITRE ATLAS, NIST and BSI.
- 52 threats
- 265 mitigations
- 10 topic groups
Assess data protection risks in AI systems, review provider information and prepare a data protection impact assessment.
- 24 deployer obligations
- 94 questions in the data protection check
- 4 privacy threats
Developing and providing AI systems
Development teams and providersYou develop an AI system or adapt it for a new use. Review your role, the requirements for the system and the documentation you need.
Assessing AI systems for clients
Consultants and independent expertsYou advise clients or prepare expert opinions. Structure the assessment, record your reasoning and document findings that others can review.
Assess AI systems for clients: organise information, separate client projects and deliver documented findings.
- €2,490 once
- one file per engagement
- no user account
Investigate AI threats for expert opinions: review sources, document assumptions and record your assessment steps.
- 486 documented mappings
- 21 primary sources
- 7 frameworks
AI risks in research and teaching
Universities and educational institutionsYou teach AI risk assessment methods or study them in research. Use the threat catalogue, its sources and the application for exercises and analysis.
A shared basis for your assessment
Assessment in your own browser
In the offline edition, you work on your assessment in the browser. Save your work to a file and open it again later. Assessment data is not transferred to the provider.
Traceable sources
The catalogue describes 52 threats; the obligations compass contains 62 obligations. Source references let you review the underlying material and explain your assessment.
Documented legal status
The obligations compass identifies the legal texts it uses and their version. This helps you check the basis of a classification and the deadlines relevant to your system.
Which edition suits your needs?
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