EU AI Act
Enforcement begins August 2026. Are you ready?
Organisations deploying high-risk AI systems without structured governance face regulatory penalties, reputational exposure, and operational disruption.
HELIX is production-ready now.
The Regulation
From optional to mandatory
The EU AI Act creates a regulatory forcing function that converts AI governance from best practice to legal requirement for any enterprise deploying high-risk AI systems — those used in employment, credit, healthcare, law enforcement, education, and critical infrastructure.
Before deployment
Structured assessment and evidence of value, risk, and readiness — before any AI system goes live.
During governance
Documented human oversight at every stage. Clear decisions. Clear accountability. No black boxes.
After go-live
Ongoing monitoring, performance tracking, and revalidation. Governance doesn't end at deployment.
How HELIX Helps
Every requirement. Built in.
Requirement
Risk assessment before deployment
Every initiative is evaluated on value, readiness, and risk before any deployment decision is made.
Human oversight mechanisms
Independent governance constituencies review and approve every initiative, with documented rationale.
Documented decision trails
Every action, vote, and piece of evidence is logged in a complete, audit-ready record.
Ongoing governance post-deployment
Oversight, KPI tracking, and revalidation continue after go-live.
Regulatory framework mapping
Initiatives are mapped to EU AI Act risk classifications and sector-specific requirements.
The Deadline
Four months to enforcement.
Organisations that begin now will have structured governance in place before August 2026. Those that wait may not.
HELIX is fully built and deployed. Onboarding is measured in weeks, not quarters.
Regulatory Alignment
Built-in framework mapping
HELIX maps every initiative to relevant regulatory frameworks — EU AI Act risk classification, ISO 42001, and sector-specific requirements. Evidence categories are aligned to the documentation obligations of the Act. Audit exports are structured for regulatory review.