Security & governance
AI Register
An AI register is a current list of every system that touches a model.
Each entry names an accountable owner and a risk classification.
It answers "what AI do we actually run" in one lookup, if tied to a real build gate.
A register nobody must update decays within a quarter as integrations ship and change.
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Shadow AI Shadow AI is a model or tool used without going through the sanctioned path. High-Risk AI System A high-risk AI system is one classified as carrying enough decision impact to trigger heavier compliance. Data Processing Agreement (DPA) A DPA is the contract naming a vendor as a processor of personal data. System Card A system card is a short document stating an AI system's purpose, limits, and owner.
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Data Residency Data residency is where data is physically processed and stored, not where users are located. Red Teaming Red teaming is deliberately attacking your own AI system to find what breaks first. Human Oversight Human oversight is a checkpoint where a person can meaningfully approve, reject, or intervene. Tool Poisoning Tool poisoning hides an instruction in a tool's description that the model reads as legitimate.