Centraleyes has rolled out an enterprise-ready AI Governance Framework aimed at business and risk leaders, according to the EIN Presswire release of 10 April 2025. The offering sits on the company’s cyber and GRC platform and is framed for organisations moving AI from pilots into operational use.
Chief executive Yair Solow said the market is at an inflection point: “AI is no longer theoretical—it’s operational. And that means business leaders need clear, actionable governance that fits the pace they’re moving at.” The framework is positioned to translate national and regulatory AI agendas into controls that fit existing risk programmes rather than a separate shadow process.
Centraleyes did not publish customer win metrics in the launch wire. Buyers evaluating the module will still want to map it to their own model inventory, third-party AI use and assurance evidence requirements.
The framework is sold as an extension of Centraleyes’ existing cyber-risk and compliance workflows so AI inventories, assessments and evidence collection sit beside other control domains.
Centraleyes said the module is meant for organisations that already run cyber and third-party risk programmes and now need parallel AI oversight without a greenfield GRC rebuild.