MetincTrust

AI Governance Readiness Report

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Executive summary
AI Trust Readiness Score
68/ 100
MaturityDefinedRiskModerate

Target threshold 70

Self-reported maturity
78/ 100
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Managed

What you report as in place, before evidence adjustment.

Confidence score
63High
LowHigh

Based on response consistency and supporting evidence.

Evidence coverage
58%Moderate
  • 58%Documented
  • 30%Self-reported
  • 12%Missing

What this assessment indicates

Your organization demonstrates its strongest practices in security & operations (74), placing overall maturity at the defined stage with moderate residual risk. The most material exposure is in monitoring & improvement (48). Closing these foundational gaps in inventory, accountability, and production controls will reduce operational, regulatory, and reputational risk as AI adoption expands.

Strongest capability
Security & operations
Primary exposure
Monitoring & improvement
Immediate focus
Create and maintain an AI system inventory

Governance domain performance

Score out of 100 · benchmark 70
Security & operations
74
Vendor & third-party
70
Governance & ownership
63
Data governance
60
Transparency & human oversight
58
Inventory & use-case mapping
55
Monitoring & improvement
48
0–24 Critical25–49 At risk50–74 Moderate75–100 Strong

Established capabilities

  • Security & operations (74)
  • Vendor & third-party (70)
  • Governance & ownership (63)

Material governance gaps

  • Monitoring & improvement (48)
  • Inventory & use-case mapping (55)
  • Transparency & human oversight (58)

Priority remediation roadmap

Sequenced over the next 90 days, highest-impact gaps first.

0–30 days
  • P0inventory
    Create and maintain an AI system inventory
31–60 days
  • P1data
    Enforce access control before indexing RAG content
  • P1transparency
    Define human review and override for material AI outputs
61–90 days

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Assessment basis

What this score is built on.

51
Controls assessed
34
Evidence items supported
7
Domains evaluated
0
Critical gaps identified

Responses are checked for consistency and aligned to the selected frameworks.

Framework coverage

Indicative roll-up. Control-by-control mapping is in the full report.

NIST AI RMF
60%Good
ISO/IEC 42001
61%Good
EU AI Act
62%Good

How your domains map to the frameworks

Indicative, domain-level mapping — the control-by-control crosswalk lives in the dedicated assessments and the full report.

DomainEU AI ActISO/IEC 42001NIST AI RMF
Governance & ownershipArt. 9, 17 (risk & quality mgmt)Clause 5–6, A.2–A.3GOVERN
Inventory & use-case mappingArt. 11, 49 (docs, registration)Clause 4, A.4MAP 1.6 (inventory)
Data governanceArt. 10 (data governance)A.7MAP / MEASURE (data)
Security & operationsArt. 15 (robustness, cybersecurity)A.6 / securityMEASURE 2.7
Vendor & third-partyArt. 25 (value chain)A.10GOVERN 6 (supply chain)
Transparency & human oversightArt. 13, 14, 50 (transparency, oversight)A.8–A.9Accountable & Transparent
Monitoring & improvementArts. 72–73 (post-market, incidents)Clause 9–10MANAGE 4 (monitoring)

Go deeper — recommended next assessments

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