Standard — EAIGS-1
EAIGS-1 — Enterprise AI Governance Standard
Establishes the organizational requirements for enterprise-level AI governance programs
Executive summary
EAIGS-1 defines the structural and operational requirements that enterprises must meet to maintain a credible, accountable AI governance program. It addresses governance architecture, accountability frameworks, and the operational processes necessary to manage AI systems responsibly at scale. Organizations that align with EAIGS-1 demonstrate institutional readiness to govern AI across complex, multi-stakeholder environments.
Scope
EAIGS-1 applies to enterprises deploying AI systems across business functions. It covers governance structures, executive accountability, policy frameworks, operational controls, and audit requirements for organizations with material AI exposure.
Key provisions
- Defines the governance structures and executive accountability required for enterprise AI programs.
- Establishes policy and documentation requirements for AI system deployment and oversight.
- Specifies operational controls for monitoring AI system performance and managing risk.
- Outlines audit and review obligations to ensure ongoing governance program effectiveness.
- Provides criteria for evaluating third-party AI systems and vendor governance obligations.
Who it applies to
How TISAIG uses EAIGS-1
TISAIG uses EAIGS-1 as the primary reference standard for its Enterprise Governance Program and gap assessment services. Client engagements are structured to evaluate organizational alignment with EAIGS-1 requirements and to develop governance programs that meet or exceed the standard's criteria.
Note: This is an executive summary. Full standard documentation is available to licensed organizations.