Govern AI with confidence.
ARAMGRC is the independent authority for AI assurance. We assess your AI systems against AI Standards, Regulations, Frameworks, and give enterprises evidence-backed assurance a board, buyer or regulator can trust.
ISO/IEC 42001 · ISO/IEC 42005 · EU AI Act · NIST AI RMF · OECD · UK · Singapore
Independent AI assurance, delivered end to end
Assurance across the entire AI lifecycle.
AramGRC brings together leading GRC tools and specialists from across the industry and delivers independent assurance on top — so every AI system is assessed, tested and audited against the standards that matter.
Know where your AI stands.
Independent gap and impact assessments against ISO/IEC 42001, the EU AI Act and the NIST AI RMF. A clear, evidence-based picture of your governance, risks and readiness.
Prove your AI performs.
Technical quality assurance for your models — evaluation, red-teaming, bias, robustness and safety testing — so issues are caught before deployment, not after.
Verified, independently.
Formal, independent audit of your AI systems and evidence. Conformity verification and audit-ready attestation your board, customers and regulators can rely on.
The best of the GRC ecosystem.
We partner with leading GRC vendors, tools and specialists — and deploy the right combination for your systems, without being tied to any one.
A mark the market trusts.
Passing our assurance earns the AramGRC Mark — a renewable seal of independent AI assurance to show customers, partners and regulators.
Assurance that keeps pace.
AI changes constantly. Ongoing monitoring and periodic re-assurance keep your systems compliant as models, uses and regulations evolve.
Built for global AI regulation
One independent standard for a fragmented world of AI rules.
AI regulation is arriving everywhere at once, in different shapes. ARAMGRC assesses your systems against every framework that matters — so a single independent engagement holds up across every market you operate in.
- 01EU AI Act — now in force
- The world's first horizontal AI law. Prohibited practices and AI-literacy duties applied from Feb 2025; general-purpose AI model obligations from Aug 2025; and as of August 2026, the high-risk system and transparency requirements are live, with the final conformity rules following in August 2027. We assess conformity, prepare technical documentation, and get high-risk systems audit-ready.
- 02ISO/IEC 42001 & 42005 — the international baseline
- ISO/IEC 42001 is the certifiable AI management system standard, fast becoming a procurement prerequisite. ISO/IEC 42005:2025 adds the formal method for AI system impact assessments. We run full gap and impact assessments against both, with evidence built for certification — not just a checklist.
- 03NIST AI RMF, OECD & US state laws — the wider perimeter
- The NIST AI Risk Management Framework and OECD AI Principles set the voluntary global backbone, while US state laws (led by Colorado's AI Act) are turning principles into enforceable obligations. We track them together and map your controls once — so you're not re-certifying market by market.
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