Beyond Governance: How AIUC-1 Builds Trust in AI Agents

From AI Governance to Independent Assurance

As AI agents become more embedded in business operations, organizations need ways to demonstrate that those systems are secure, reliable, and operating as intended. Join Sensiba and Drata to explore AIUC-1, its relationship to ISO/IEC 42001 and the EU AI Act, and how independent assurance can help strengthen AI compliance programs.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Event Overview

Explore the frameworks, testing methods, and compliance strategies organizations can use to build confidence in AI agents and prepare for evolving regulatory expectations.

Differentiate AIUC-1 from ISO/IEC 42001

Understand the distinction between governing AI at the organizational level and evaluating the safeguards and behavior of a specific AI agent.

Connect AIUC-1 with EU AI Act readiness

Explore how AIUC-1 controls, documentation, and technical testing can support a broader regulatory readiness program without treating certification as a substitute for every applicable legal obligation.

Understand the auditor’s perspective

Learn what an independent auditor may examine, including governance documentation, technical evidence, system configurations, operational safeguards, and testing results.

See how adversarial testing strengthens assurance

Understand how testing for risks such as prompt injection, jailbreaks, harmful outputs, unauthorized actions, hallucinations, and data leakage can help evaluate whether safeguards work in practice.

Operationalize AI compliance through a platform

Learn how organizations can structure controls, manage evidence, establish ownership, monitor progress, and coordinate remediation activities.

Identify practical preparation steps

Determine how security, compliance, engineering, legal, and product teams can work together before pursuing AIUC-1 certification.