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Technical content on AI risks and the EU AI Act, backed by sources and usable independently of the application: a threat catalogue with mitigations, two tools for classification, a glossary and analyses on the same data. Every area has its own page.
One search for every area: threats, Use cases, obligations, roles, terms, analyses, frameworks and sources. Results are grouped by area.
The areas of the knowledge base
AI use cases
From document processing to credit scoring: understand applications, data flows and architectures. Explore the model interactively and take away a compact handout.
47 use cases 11 fields of use Interactive model PDF handout
For orientation, without legal classificationExplore use cases
Application areasOffice work and knowledge management7Documents and casework4Customer service, marketing and platforms6Banking and insurance5Employment and education4Biometrics and emotion recognition3Administration, justice and public safety7Healthcare and emergency services3Manufacturing, retail and logistics3Robotics and vehicles2Software development and IT security3
Threat catalogue
Every threat with a description, possible impact, an example, mitigations by control type and verified references. Filter by topic group, phase, risk type and framework; a reading list you can export.
10 topic groups 3 phases 7 frameworks 265 mitigations
Its own page for every threatOpen the catalogue
Threats per topic group
Supply Chain and Provenance
3
Model and Training Data Manipulation
4
Attacks on the Running Model and Service
7
Prompt Attacks and Guardrail Evasion
5
Privacy and Data Leakage
4
Application and Integration Security
7
Agentic and Autonomous AI
5
Reliability and Responsible Use
4
Harmful Content
9
Malicious Use for Attacks, Fraud and Disinformation
4
Quick check
Six questions along the regulation: your role, prohibited practices, products under Annex I, use areas under Annex III, transparency and data protection. From these, your deadline plan takes shape with the obligations per date.
Art. 5 Annex I and III Art. 50 Deadline plan
Result shareable by link and as a calendar fileStart the quick check
Obligations compass
Which EU AI Act obligations apply to your role and risk class, from when, with legal reference and evidence. Plus a timeline of the dates reflecting the amending regulation of July 2026.
7 roles 7 risk classes 8 dates
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 as amended by 2026/1744Open the compass
Analyses
The same catalogue in ten analyses, each with its own question: how a threat unfolds, which ones match your own system, where mitigations take effect and what a framework does not reach.
Understanding threats Placing your own system Planning mitigations Checking frameworks and evidence
Every analysis can be exported as SVGOpen the analyses
Reference
Terms, frameworks and sources
The apparatus behind the catalogue, each on its own page: the technical terms, the frameworks with their reach and their limit, and the verified primary sources.
Status of the knowledge base
- Legal status
- Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, in force since 27 July 2026
- Catalogue version
- v2026.10.24.2, 512 verified framework relations from 12 primary sources
- Editorial status
- September 2026
- Next review
- 2 December 2026, Start of application of the additional prohibitions under Art. 5 of the AI Act
The mappings in the knowledge base are taxonomic and not evidence of compliance. Which obligation applies to you depends on your role, the risk class and the relevant deadline.
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