Alignment, stated precisely
This page states our current position for each framework a regulated buyer asks about. Alignment means the architecture is designed around a framework's requirements. It never means certification, audit approval or regulatory endorsement.
| Framework | Current position | Evidence available | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU AI Act | Designed to support applicable governance requirements for high-risk AI use in enterprise operations | Internal control mapping in preparation; available under NDA on request | By design |
| NIST AI RMF | Architecture designed around the Govern / Map / Measure / Manage functions | Architecture-to-function mapping available on request | By design |
| ISO/IEC 42001 (AI management) | On the certification roadmap; no issued certification claimed | Gap assessment planned | Roadmap |
| ISO/IEC 27001 (information security) | Security controls designed in alignment with Annex A control themes; on the certification roadmap | Control alignment notes available under NDA | Roadmap |
| SOC 2 | On the certification roadmap; trust-service criteria inform the control design | No audit performed yet | Roadmap |
| GDPR / UK GDPR | Privacy-by-design principles; on-premises deployment keeps personal data in the customer environment | Privacy documentation; data-processing terms on request | Alignment |
| Regional telecom & data regulation (e.g. CITRA, TRA, central-bank circulars) | Regulatory mapping capability — packs can be mapped to applicable circulars per engagement | Mapping produced per customer engagement | By design |
mAIb Tech does not claim an issued certification unless explicitly stated. Frameworks listed reflect design principles, alignment work and roadmap goals — not certifications, audit results or regulatory approvals.
How to read this table
By design means the architecture was built around the framework's requirements and a mapping can be produced or discussed. Alignment means design principles follow the framework and documentation exists. Roadmap means certification or formal assessment is planned but has not happened — and until it has, we will not use the word "certified".
Why we publish it this way
Badge walls imply audits that never happened. A precise status table lets your compliance function assess exactly where we stand, and gives both of us a shared reference as statuses change. When a status changes on this page, it is because the underlying evidence changed.