Whether you're just starting or preparing for your first audit, these resources give you a running start — no consultant required.
Five documents that take you from zero to documented in one afternoon. Used by 1,284 teams since January 2026.
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Not a law-firm summary. A practitioner's map: which articles apply to your system, what evidence you'll need, and in what order to tackle it.
Read the guide →Rate your program across five dimensions — visibility, enforcement, ownership, reporting, and response. Takes 15 minutes. Gives you a gap map.
Take the scorecard →The full translation table — 10 SRE concepts mapped to their governance equivalents, with implementation notes for each. Printable reference card included.
See the map →35 questions to ask any AI vendor before you sign a DPA. Covers data residency, sub-processors, model training on your data, and breach notification.
Download checklist →Blameless-culture format adapted for policy violations. Fields for beacon ID, timeline, blast radius, contributing factors, and remediation.
Download template →A practical walk-through of ISO 42001 for teams that already have an ISO 27001 program. Focus on the delta, not the full standard.
Expected Q3 2026AI governance in 2026 looks a lot like application monitoring in 2008 — everyone knows it matters, nobody agrees how to do it, and most of the "solutions" are spreadsheets with better formatting.
"A policy you can't query is a policy you can't enforce."
We think the SRE community already solved the monitoring problem. We're applying the same playbook to governance: SLOs, beacons, on-call, postmortems.