Governance and management systems that create and protect value.
We help organizations identify opportunities for AI-driven improvement, integrate effective governance into their business processes, and independently assess whether their management systems work as intended.
ISO/IEC 42001 · ISO/IEC 27001 · ISO 9001Services
Three ways we work: we help you map your processes and the AI opportunities in them, we support the design and integration of AI governance into the management system you run, and we assess and audit independently.
Identify where AI can deliver measurable value, and keep the model that shows it.
- The connected model of the selected processes
- An AI opportunity portfolio with value, feasibility and risk
- The governance each opportunity implies, and a roadmap
AI governance that works inside the management system you already run.
- A scored gap register with evidence
- A system design: shared processes, AI-specific additions, roles, the risk and impact method
- Readiness before the certification body's own audit
Independent evidence that your controls and management systems work.
- Internal audits and effectiveness assessments
- Managed annual audit programmes
- Findings supported by operational evidence
One model of your business. Three questions it answers.
The same business information can support three important decisions: where AI can create value, how to govern it, and how to verify that the processes and controls work. We connect these perspectives in one model, so opportunities, governance requirements and evidence remain linked.
Why Valment
We can tell whether a control works inside the system and the process, not only whether the policy exists. About Valment
AI you can explain and account for — and a return you can show.
AI governance is an architecture discipline. Controls are designed where they can be enforced, inside the systems and processes that run the business, and integrated into the management system that already runs it. Four questions, four pages, and the longer arguments in Insights.
Standards & Expertise
Three standards, one discipline. We help establish and integrate the first; we audit and assess all three. Two instruments arrived in October 2026 and sit on the same system: EN 18286, the harmonised standard for the AI Act’s Article 17 quality management system, cited in the Official Journal on 14 October; and ISO/IEC 27090, the first standardised catalogue of security threats to AI systems.
ISO/IEC 42001
Artificial intelligenceImplementation · integration · internal audits · assessmentsEN 18286, the AI Act’s Article 17 standard, for providers of high-risk AI systemsAre the AI's risks and effects governed, and is someone accountable? The AI management system, on its own or built into the one you already run.
ISO/IEC 27001
Information securityInternal audits · assessmentsISO/IEC 27090: the security threats specific to AI systemsIs the information your processes depend on protected, and do the controls operate in the systems rather than on paper?
ISO 9001
Quality managementInternal audits · assessments · 2026 transitionThe chassis EN 18286 is layered onDoes the process deliver what it should, every time, and does the organization learn when it doesn't?
As a PECB Authorized Partner, we offer PECB's certification courses in AI, information security, quality and risk. PECB sets the exams and awards the certificates.
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Tell us what you want to improve, govern or assess. We will help define a practical first engagement, with a clear scope and expected outcomes.