Policy Templates & Guides
Ready-to-use templates, implementation guides, and checklists to accelerate your AI governance program.
Policy Templates
Core Policies
Define acceptable and unacceptable uses of AI tools across your organization
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Establish controls for handling personal and sensitive data in AI systems
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Framework for identifying, assessing, and mitigating AI-related risks
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Operational Guidelines
Standardized criteria for evaluating and onboarding AI vendors
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Best practices for creating, testing, and managing AI prompts
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Template for comprehensive AI model documentation and model cards
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Procedures for responding to AI-related security or safety incidents
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Governance & Compliance
Framework for ethical AI development and deployment
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Comprehensive structure for AI governance including roles, processes, and committees
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Multi-framework compliance requirements mapped to controls
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Training & Enablement
Role-based training programs for AI literacy and skills
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Framework for evaluating and selecting AI tools for specific use cases
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Implementation Guides
Essential actions to establish baseline governance in your first month
Step-by-step guide to identifying and documenting AI risks
Facilitation guide for uncovering undocumented AI usage
Quick Reference Checklists
Before You Start:
- Review your organization's existing policies to ensure alignment
- Identify stakeholders who need to review and approve
- Understand your regulatory requirements (GDPR, CCPA, industry-specific)
- Assess your current maturity level to set realistic scope
Customization Tips:
- Start with Essential templates before moving to Complex ones
- Replace [brackets] with organization-specific information
- Adjust scope based on your company size and AI maturity
- Add industry-specific requirements and use cases
- Update contact information, escalation paths, and tool names
- Align terminology with your organization's existing vocabulary
Implementation Best Practices:
- Pilot new policies with a small team before company-wide rollout
- Provide training and examples alongside policy documentation
- Establish clear ownership and accountability for each policy
- Schedule regular reviews (quarterly or semi-annually)
- Collect feedback and iterate based on practical experience
- Maintain version control and document change rationale
Use our assessment tools to identify which policies are most critical for your organization based on your current maturity level and risk profile.