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VikingCloud Launches AI Governance Services to Help Brands Find, Assess, and Control Their AI

PR Newswire · · International · AI Governance

VikingCloud, a cybersecurity and risk company, has launched a new AI governance service designed to help businesses identify, evaluate, and manage the AI systems operating within their organizations.

Why this matters: Most companies already have AI running somewhere they did not plan for. Someone bought a tool, a vendor added a feature, a team spun something up. That is the real problem — not the AI a company chose, but the AI it forgot to look for. A service that maps and assesses what is actually running could matter. The catch is that governance-as-a-product only works if the company using it is honest about what it finds and willing to act on it.

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