Most businesses are now using AI in some form, often without a structured look at the risks involved. To mark the launch of our new Business Health and Compliance updates, we are giving away a free copy of our AI Risk Assessment to anyone who joins our mailing list. You also receive our ongoing Business Health and Compliance updates, free for as long as you stay subscribed.
Why Your Business Needs an AI Risk Assessment
AI tools are now part of everyday work, from drafting documents to handling customer data, and each use brings risks around data protection, accuracy, security and bias. A risk assessment is the structured way to identify where AI is used in your business, judge those risks, and decide what controls you need. It is also the foundation of a sound approach under ISO 42001, the AI management system standard. Our RA-BR12 Use of Artificial Intelligence Risk Assessment is a real, ready-to-use assessment built on our general risk assessment template, so you can start from a proper structure rather than a blank page.
How to Get Your Free AI Risk Assessment
The assessment comes free in the first Business Health and Compliance email. There are two steps: join our mailing list, then tick the Business Health and Compliance (alphaZ subscription) preference so we know to send it to you.
Sign up here: join the isomanaged mailing list. On the form, tick Business Health and Compliance under the preferences, and the email with the assessment will be sent out to you.
Free Business Health and Compliance Updates Too
Joining also brings our ongoing Business Health and Compliance updates at no cost. Each update takes a practical topic from across the wider business, information security, data protection, environmental compliance, document control and business continuity, gives an overview including the key risks, and points you to templates and guidance you can use straight away. The update service is normally part of the alphaZ subscription, and it is currently free to anyone who joins the mailing list.
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RA-BR12 Use of Artificial Intelligence Risk Assessment
Published: 1 July 2026
