Could you answer a customer’s AI questions today?
Security questionnaires now ask how you use AI, whether customer data trains a model, and what controls you have. Most contractors can’t answer — not because they’re careless, but because nobody was ever asked to own it.
Fifteen questions across governance, visibility, data, security, and evidence. You get a score and a read on where you actually stand — on this page, no email required.
Start the scorecardFifteen questions. Answer honestly.
There’s no benefit to flattering yourself here — a customer asking these questions won’t grade on effort. Nothing is submitted or stored; the result appears on this page.
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A score is only useful if something happens after it.
The gap this usually exposes isn’t technical — it’s that nobody was ever given the job. Two ways to change that, neither of which requires you to buy anything today.
See what governing it properly looks like
Inventory first, then policy, then controls — and a deployment your team actually keeps using. The failure mode isn’t only shadow AI; it’s locking things down until people route around you.
Our AI practiceTalk through your weakest area
Bring your result and we’ll go through what would actually close that gap, what it takes, and what it costs — including if the honest answer is that you can do it yourself.
Book a scoping sessionTwo things this scorecard is not. It isn’t an assessment against NIST AI RMF or ISO/IEC 42001 — those are structured frameworks and this is fifteen questions. And it isn’t stored: nothing you answered left your browser. If you want a rigorous version, that’s our Secure AI Readiness Assessment, and it’s a paid engagement.