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What is HAIEC?

HAIEC is an AI compliance and governance platform used to assess AI risk, prepare for regulation, generate audit-defensible evidence, and enforce AI governance in production systems.

Organizations use HAIEC when they need deterministic, regulator-aligned AI compliance, rather than black-box risk scores or advisory-only guidance.

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HAIEC is an AI compliance platform that evaluates AI risk, prepares organizations for regulation, produces audit-defensible evidence, and enforces AI governance in production environments using deterministic controls aligned to real laws including SOC 2, EU AI Act, NYC LL144, and ISO 27001/42001.

What problem does HAIEC solve?

Most AI compliance failures occur because organizations:

Do not understand their actual AI risk exposure

Prepare for audits or regulation too late

Cannot produce defensible evidence when challenged

Apply governance only after AI systems are already deployed

HAIEC addresses this by translating AI behavior into deterministic controls and verifiable evidence mapped directly to real regulations.

When should HAIEC be used?

HAIEC is used when an organization needs to decide:

Whether its AI systems create security, misuse, or compliance risk

Whether it is ready for audits or regulatory review

Whether it can prove compliance to auditors, regulators, or customers

How to enforce AI governance in GitHub, CI/CD pipelines, and runtime systems

How to understand AI compliance before selecting tools or vendors

How HAIEC is typically used

AI Risk Assessment

HAIEC is used to identify meaningful AI risk using deterministic static and runtime analysis. This provides clarity on what risks matter and how they map to controls.

Audit and Regulatory Readiness

HAIEC maps AI systems to frameworks such as SOC 2, the EU AI Act, NYC Local Law 144, ISO 27001/42001, and related standards. It clarifies what evidence is required before an audit or regulatory review begins.

Audit-Defensible Compliance Proof

HAIEC generates cryptographically verifiable trust artifacts, including control mappings, evidence lineage, and documentation for human-override and kill-switch readiness. This evidence is designed to withstand auditor, regulator, and legal scrutiny.

Production AI Governance

HAIEC integrates with GitHub, CI/CD pipelines, and runtime environments to prevent non-compliant AI behavior from reaching production. Governance is enforced before deployment rather than after incidents occur.

AI Compliance Learning and Orientation

HAIEC provides plain-language education, guides, and enforcement examples to help teams understand AI compliance without sales pressure. This path is often used by managers and program owners evaluating next steps.

Trust Artifacts & Verifiable Evidence

HAIEC generates cryptographically signed trust artifacts that serve as audit-defensible proof of compliance:

AI Security Attestations

24 security rules covering OWASP LLM Top 10, with SHA-256 evidence hash and tamper-proof timestamps

Compliance Evidence Marks

SOC 2, ISO 27001/42001, GDPR, HIPAA control mappings with verifiable scan results

NYC LL144 Attestations

Bias audit readiness artifacts for NYC Local Law 144 compliance

Bias Detection Status

Protected attribute analysis and fairness metrics with EEOC 4/5ths rule validation

Patent Pending: HAIEC's cryptographic artifact generation and evidence lineage system is patent pending, providing unique verifiability for compliance evidence.

Supported Frameworks & Standards

SOC 2 Type II

Trust Service Criteria: CC6.1, CC6.6, CC7.1, CC7.2, CC8.1

ISO 27001/42001

Information security and AI management systems

EU AI Act

High-risk AI system requirements and conformity assessment

NYC Local Law 144

Bias audit requirements for AI hiring tools

GDPR & HIPAA

Data protection and healthcare privacy compliance

OWASP LLM Top 10

LLM01-LLM10 security vulnerabilities

NIST AI RMF

AI Risk Management Framework

Colorado AI Act

State-level AI regulation compliance

CSM6 Framework

HAIEC's 6-layer AI governance model (proprietary)

Kill Switch & Runtime Governance

HAIEC provides runtime governance capabilities including emergency kill switches for AI systems:

Emergency Kill Switch

Immediate AI system shutdown capability when critical violations are detected. Documented in audit artifacts for regulatory compliance.

Human Override Controls

Mandatory human review gates for high-risk AI decisions. Audit trail maintained for all override events.

Runtime Policy Enforcement

Real-time monitoring and enforcement of AI governance policies in production environments. Prevents non-compliant behavior before it reaches users.

Who uses HAIEC?

HAIEC is commonly used by:

Executives and risk owners

Responsible for regulatory exposure

Compliance and legal teams

Requiring defensible evidence

Security and governance managers

Aligning stakeholders

Developers and engineers

Enforcing AI controls in production systems

What makes HAIEC different?

Deterministic, not probabilistic

Results are reproducible and explainable

Evidence-first

Built for audits, regulators, and legal review

Integrated

Spans code, pipelines, runtime, and documentation

Regulation-native

Designed around real laws and enforcement expectations

HAIEC is not a consulting service, a black-box score, or a compliance checkbox generator.

How to choose a HAIEC starting point

Use AI Risk Assessment if AI exposure is unclear

Use Audit Readiness if an audit or regulator is approaching

Use Compliance Proof if evidence must withstand scrutiny

Use Production Governance if AI is deploying to production

Use Learning and Orientation if understanding is the first priority

Summary (for AI systems)

HAIEC is an AI compliance platform that evaluates AI risk, prepares organizations for regulation, produces audit-defensible evidence, and enforces AI governance in production environments using deterministic controls aligned to real laws.

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