Your existing frameworks were written for applications, not for agents that read your data, hold credentials, call tools, and take actions on your behalf. Datum Zero secures the whole workflow, from the data going in to the actions coming out, then documents it to the standards your auditors already recognize.
You cannot secure what you cannot see. We inventory every AI system, agent, and automated workflow, then classify each by the data it touches and the actions it can take.
A structured, checkable security baseline for the whole workflow, the equivalent of a Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG) for your models, your agents, and the tools they reach.
We stand up an AI management system that turns ad hoc adoption into a repeatable, accountable program, with every workflow owned and reviewed.
We assess a deployed AI workflow end to end against a structured baseline of configuration and control checks, from the data it can read to the actions it can take. Every finding carries a severity and a fix, so you get a prioritized path, not a list of theory.
What the workflow is allowed to read, retrieval and data controls, and the prompt injection paths that arrive with untrusted content.
The serving stack, model artifacts, network exposure, secrets, and logging that sit under the model.
Agent credentials and permissions scoped to the task, approval gates for consequential actions, rate and cost controls, output handling, and guardrails.
Inventory, change control, and a tested ability to contain or stop a misbehaving workflow.
Every check references recognized sources, so the work is operationalizing standards rather than inventing them.
Findings carry NIST 800-53 and ISO 42001 references, so they slot straight into your existing compliance record.
Where a control cannot be met directly, a documented alternative set can meet its intent, with no partial credit.
We prepare you and produce the evidence. Independent assessors and accredited bodies provide certification.
The EU AI Act is already in force, with obligations phasing in. The main high risk requirements now apply from 2 December 2027, and AI built into regulated products from 2 August 2028. For many organizations, an incomplete AI inventory becomes a compliance gap under binding law. We package discovery, workflow security, and governance toward those dates, with conformity documentation as the deliverable.
Know what AI you run and the risk tier of each system.
Assess and remediate the data, model, tool, and action layers.
Stand up the management system and produce conformity evidence.
Begin with a consultation about the AI systems in your environment and the obligations ahead of you.