AI usage at your organization is probably running wild.

Shadow AI is the new Shadow IT

Shadow IT used to mean applications adopted without IT visibility. Shadow AI is moving faster: employees are pasting data, generating work product, testing tools, and changing workflows before governance catches up. Most organizations cannot answer a simple question: who agreed to the rules for AI usage?

• Employees paste sensitive data into public tools without realizing the risk
• Teams adopt AI tools before legal, security, or compliance review happens
• Leaders need adoption and opportunity signals, but auditors need proof

Attest makes AI governance discoverable and provable

The readiness assessment shows what is happening. Attest then helps you understand readiness by department and manager hierarchy, generate AI usage guidance from the findings, launch training, collect versioned acknowledgments, and export evidence. No agents. No drama. Just accountability.

What you get

• AI readiness report with adoption, opportunity, risk, and training signals
• Department and manager insights when workforce context is connected
• Recommended governance actions based on the departments and risks driving the score
• AI policy draft generation using assessment responses, tool demand, risk indicators, and training gaps
• Versioned policy publishing for AI usage rules and department addendums
• User attestations tied to identity + timestamp
• Re-attestation automatically when policy changes
• Evidence export for audit, legal, leadership

AI policy topics you can cover

• Approved / prohibited tools (ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, etc.)
• Data handling rules (PII, PHI, customer data, source code)
• Legal terms, IP ownership, and model training constraints
• Disclosure, labeling, and verification expectations

How it works

A simple flow designed for fast discovery, targeted governance, and audit-grade evidence.

1. Expose the baseline - launch a safe, hybrid-private AI readiness assessment
2. Map the organization - connect Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Okta, SAML, or CSV for department and manager context
3. Generate the program - draft AI policy, department addendums, training, knowledge checks, and attestation campaigns
4. Prove compliance - collect attestations and export audit-ready evidence

From readiness score to governance program

The assessment should not end with a score. Attest turns the findings into an executable program: AI policy campaign, AI awareness training, knowledge check, attestation campaign, evidence collection, and compliance reporting.