π‘οΈ Executive Compliance Showcase Live Kyoto CloudNIST AI 100-1 β’ ISO 42001 β’ EU AI Act
Automated AI Governance, Safety & Audit Engine
Enterprise AI brings transformative capabilities, but regulators and boardrooms demand proof of safety.
This interactive walkthrough demonstrates how our engine discovers AI assets, scans code for safety vulnerabilities,
deploys automated guardrails, records cryptographic executive sign-offs, and generates audit deliverables in 5 intuitive steps.
Target System
demo-rag-app
FastAPI + LangChain Core
AI Backbone
Google Gemini 1.5 Flash
Cloud LLM via Vertex AI
Risk Classification
Moderate Impact Tier
Customer-Facing with PII Access
Current Readiness Score
11.1% Met (8 of 72)
β οΈ Baseline (Action Required)
1π 1. Discovery (MAP)
2βοΈ 2. Risk Audit (MEASURE)
3π‘οΈ 3. Attack & Fix (MANAGE)
4βοΈ 4. Executive Sign-Off (GOVERN)
5π¦ 5. Audit Deliverables (REPORTS)
Step 1 of 5 β’ NIST MAP Function
1. Understand & Catalog Your AI Architecture
β 4 Components Identified
The Plain-English Concept: You cannot govern what you cannot see. Our automated scanner analyzes the target code repository, container dependencies, and runtime environment to produce an exact software & model inventory.
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Backbone AI Model
Google Gemini 1.5 Flash
Cloud LLM endpoint accessed via Google Vertex AI API.
The Plain-English Concept: Traditional web firewalls cannot stop AI attacks. Our automated auditor performs static code scanning, architecture analysis, and simulated stress tests across all 72 NIST subcategories to uncover vulnerabilities.
All incoming and outgoing traffic uses TLS 1.3 encryption.
Status: MET
Step 3 of 5 β’ NIST MANAGE Function
3. Test Adversarial Attacks & Deploy 1-Click Guardrails
β οΈ System Unprotected
The Plain-English Concept: Test how an attacker tricks the AI assistant. Click one of the sample prompt attacks below, test it against the application, and then click Deploy Drop-In Safety Guardrails to watch our safety bouncer intercept malicious prompts in real time.
π― Adversarial Prompt Sandbox(Choose a pre-filled query or write your own)
Simulates live execution against FastAPI endpoint with Gemini 1.5
π οΈ Fix the Vulnerability: 1-Click Guardrail Injection
In traditional security audits, engineering teams spend weeks configuring custom interceptors.
Our engine automatically injects drop-in NeMo input validation guardrails and PII tokenizers directly into the application pipeline.
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Safety Guardrails Activated & Verified!
NeMo prompt injection firewall and PII tokenizer are active. Compliance score increased from 11.1% to 34.7% (17 additional controls satisfied across MANAGE and MEASURE). Try testing the attack query above again!
Step 4 of 5 β’ NIST GOVERN Function
4. Executive Governance Sign-Off & Attestation
β³ Pending Executive Sign-Off
The Plain-English Concept: AI cannot be legally accountableβhumans must be. Regulators (and the EU AI Act) mandate that designated leadership officially attest to the risk posture and safety controls. Our engine anchors every signature into an immutable SHA-256 ledger.
Anchored to tamper-proof SHA-256 evidence chain
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Cryptographic Executive Seal CommittedEvidence Hash: SHA-256 #8fa4b91c...04d2 β’ Signer: Warren Hylton β’ Timestamp: Recorded Live
Step 5 of 5 β’ Regulatory Proof
5. Export Audit Deliverables for Regulators & Board
β¨ 5 Standard Deliverables Ready
The Plain-English Concept: Compliance is only as good as the proof you provide to external auditors, regulatory agencies (FTC, EU AI Office), and enterprise customers. The engine instantly packages all findings into industry-standard deliverables.
C-Suite & BoardExecutive Summary
Visual briefing with maturity charts, residual risk analysis, and signed executive attestation seal.
Ready to Inspect the Full 72-Control Auditor Console?
You have experienced the 5-step executive workflow. Now switch to the deep technical view to inspect individual NIST AI RMF subcategories, edit policy documents, or run custom archetype evaluations.
Interactive Compliance Demo Live Kyoto Cloud
NIST AI 100-1 Compliance Audit & Evidence Engine
Continuous AI governance, automated code-level scanning, and machine-readable regulatory compliance. Auditing an enterprise RAG assistant against all 72 NIST AI RMF subcategories.
Audited Target:demo-rag-app(FastAPI + LangChain)
AI Backbone:gemini-1.5-flash(Google Vertex AI)
Risk Profile:MODERATE TIER
Baseline Score:11.1% Met(8 of 72 Subcategories)
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Why is the baseline score 11.1%? (Fail-Closed Architecture)
Automated technical scans (pip-audit dependency vulnerability analysis, Fairlearn demographic bias probes, and prompt-injection defenses) have already verified 8 technical controls. Under NIST AI RMF 1.0 guidelines, organizational governance, policy sign-offs, and human accountability cannot be assumed by code alone. Follow the 4-step interactive journey below to experience how human attestations and evidence verification work!
Recommended Demo Journey: 4 Quick Steps
Experience how developers, compliance officers, and auditors collaborate on AI governance
Interactive Walkthrough
Step 1 β’ Technical Scans
π§ Inspect 72 Controls
Filter across GOVERN, MAP, MEASURE, and MANAGE. View automated technical scans like MAP 4.1 with pip-audit SHA-256 evidence.
Step 2 β’ Governance Docs
π Review AI Policies
Read the 9 auto-generated governance policies tailored to this RAG system: System Card, AI Use Policy, and Incident Response Playbook.
Step 3 β’ Live Simulation
βοΈ Sign GOVERN 1.1
Simulate human compliance sign-off. Enter your name, commit with SHA-256, and watch the readiness dials increment live!
Step 4 β’ Compliance Exports
π¦ Audit Deliverables
Preview the standalone Executive HTML brief, FDA-style AI Nutrition Label, CycloneDX 1.6 ML-BOM, and NIST OSCAL 1.1 JSON.
The NIST Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0 / NIST AI 100-1) is the industry standard for trustworthy and responsible AI systems.
Traditional compliance relies on annual spreadsheets and Word documents that quickly go stale. Kyoto AI RMF transforms compliance into an automated, code-native continuous integration engine with cryptographically verifiable evidence.
A common compliance fallacy is assuming static analysis alone guarantees AI safety. NIST AI RMF is fundamentally a governance framework.
Even if all code tests pass, controls like GOVERN 1.1 (AI Governance Policies), GOVERN 2.2 (Executive Risk Tolerance), and MANAGE 2.4 (Decommissioning Plans) require designated human accountable owners.
βοΈ When an engineer or compliance lead signs off, the attestation is cryptographically hashed with Ed25519 and permanently committed to the ledger.
Auditor Deliverables
Machine-Readable Standards & Executive Briefs
With a single CLI command or button click, Kyoto compiles all evidence into certified enterprise deliverables:
Executive Summary (HTML): Visual audit briefing with risk heatmaps and attestation matrices
AI Nutrition Label: Public/customer-facing transparency disclosure card
CycloneDX 1.6 ML-BOM: Standardized software and machine learning bill of materials