Governance & Standards Alignment
Built on Recognized Governance Frameworks
QBase AI designs the QGovernR control plane and the broader platform with structured alignment to established industry standards in AI governance, identity management, and security control architecture.
We do not treat governance as an afterthought. It is foundational to how the platform operates.
AI Governance Alignment
NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF)
Our governance model aligns with the core functions of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework:
Govern
Defined roles, oversight structures, and accountability.
Map
Motion-based classification and declared intent modeling.
Measure
Risk tiers, autonomy levels, and audit visibility.
Manage
Policy envelope enforcement and HITL escalation controls.
QGovernR operationalizes these principles through deterministic policy enforcement and structured governance controls.
Identity & Access Governance
NIST 800-Series Principles
QGovernR enforcement mechanisms reflect established security control models including:
- Access control discipline
- Audit logging and evidence preservation
- Separation of duties
- Risk-based evaluation
- Zero Trust principles
AI Intent-Driven IAM extends traditional identity governance by evaluating declared purpose, not only identity.
AI Management System Discipline
ISO/IEC 42001 (AI Management System)
The QBase AI governance model is structured to support:
- Defined AI roles and responsibilities
- Formalized governance documentation
- Risk classification models
- Human oversight mechanisms
- Lifecycle visibility and accountability
Information Security Foundations
ISO/IEC 27001 Control Model (Architectural Alignment)
The tenant-isolated deployment model, structured policy enforcement, and audit logging capabilities are aligned to common information security management system controls.
Risk Management
ISO 31000 Principles
Risk tiers, escalation paths, and structured review mechanisms reflect enterprise risk management best practices.
Transparency Statement
QBase AI references established frameworks to inform system design. Unless explicitly stated, alignment does not imply certification or third-party audit.