Evidence from the system, not from the team being assessed
AI control evidence is usually assembled by hand, late, by the people under review. ARIAS produces it as a by-product of the pipeline — dated, mapped to published control frameworks, and the same whether or not anyone is watching.
Compliance happens last, by hand
Frameworks live in policy documents; agents live in code. Evidence gets assembled retroactively by the team being assessed, and every release turns into a negotiation between engineering and GRC.
Evidence built after the fact
Screenshots, spreadsheets and recollection, produced shortly before an assessment by the people the assessment is about.
Controls mapped by hand
Somebody decides which finding belongs to which control. That mapping is rarely written down and almost never checkable.
Accepted risk that will not stay accepted
A waiver granted this quarter is argued again next quarter, because nothing carried the reason or the owner forward.
Control intent, not control state
Your register records that a gate exists. It does not record whether the gate actually held on the last release.
Evidence produced by the system under control
Published Frameworks
Findings routed to controls across EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, SOC 2, GDPR, OWASP LLM and Agentic Top 10, and CSA MAESTRO.
A Mapping You Can Check
Every framework carries its publisher, version and citation, so a control mapping can be verified rather than taken on trust.
Evidence on a Schedule
Exportable in OSCAL or pulled by your GRC platform. No screenshot collection, no evidence-request emails.
Accepted Risk That Persists
A waiver carries its reason and its owner, survives rescans, and stays visible at audit instead of being re-argued.
Control State, Not Intent
Whether the gate actually held on each release, taken from the pipeline that ran it rather than from the policy that describes it.
Dated and Repeatable
Evidence is generated on every scan, the same way each time, whether or not an assessment is underway.
Evidence that stands up at audit
We will show you the control mapping, the exports, and what a scheduled pull looks like.