See readiness by department and manager hierarchy.
Import users from Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, Okta, Ping Identity, SAML/OIDC, or CSV to connect display name, email, department, title, manager, and group context.
Launch a free AI Readiness Assessment, receive an executive report showing AI adoption, department readiness, tool demand, and training gaps. Upgrade to a paid governance plan to create policy drafts, department guidance, and campaigns tailored to your organization.
Attest turns workforce signals into the next governance action instead of asking teams to start with enforcement.
Attest starts with readiness, then turns assessment findings into policy, training, attestation, evidence, control, and compliance work your organization can actually execute.
Import users from Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, Okta, Ping Identity, SAML/OIDC, or CSV to connect display name, email, department, title, manager, and group context.
Finance may need sensitive-data guidance. Engineering may need source-code AI rules. HR may need PII and recruiting guidance.
Generate an AI Acceptable Use Policy plus department addendums using adoption signals, risk indicators, requested tools, and training gaps.
Without a clear governance program, there’s nothing defensible to enforce. NRUN Attest preserves the exact policy, assessment, training, or attestation campaign a user completed—its version, effective date, and hierarchy—and records outcomes as evidence you can prove later.
In most organizations, policies are written once, reviewed sporadically, and rarely enforced as living artifacts. Even when updates occur, acceptance of those changes is often assumed — not proven.
Acceptable Use, Data Loss Prevention, and AI policies are frequently updated on an informal or ad-hoc basis — if they are updated at all. Annual reviews slip. Ownership changes. New tools appear faster than governance can respond.
And even when a policy is revised, one critical step is usually missed: users are never required to re-attest to the updated version.
NRUN Attest treats policies as living, versioned artifacts — not static documents. Every update introduces a new, explicit moment of acceptance.
Attest policy templates are continuously updated to reflect emerging risks, regulatory guidance, and real-world usage — especially for fast-moving areas like AI.
Instead of rediscovering gaps every year, organizations inherit a structured baseline that:
Attest gives teams a practical path from first AI readiness signal to defensible compliance evidence.
Understand current adoption, risks, and opportunities before writing rules.
Set expectations and collect explicit acknowledgment from the workforce.
Preserve proof of what was sent, completed, accepted, and exported.
Operationalize governance through identity, ownership, and workflow automation.
Demonstrate readiness across frameworks with defensible evidence packages.
Discovery is free. Governance is paid. Start with AI Readiness, then progress through Attestation, Evidence, Control, and Compliance. Attest is priced as an organizational governance platform, not per policy, survey, or signature.
Dedicated governance environments for regulated, global, and private-cloud requirements.
For banks, healthcare systems, public sector teams, defense, large enterprises, and organizations that need dedicated infrastructure or custom compliance alignment.
Talk to SalesEach campaign outcome produces an audit-ready record that can be independently validated.
Proves the exact document content at the time of signing.
Tracks which policy iteration was accepted and when re-attestation is required.
Timestamp + identity + signing method + integrity-ready exports for audits.
Acknowledgment proves awareness. Regulated organizations need defensible proof that expectations are understood and can be mapped to controls. NRUN Attest structures policy governance so it can be tied to regulatory requirements and extended into continuous evidence when enforcement is enabled.
Enter NodeRunner. Attest proves intent. NodeRunner proves reality. When auditors ask, "How do you know it's followed?", NodeRunner answers this question definitively.