Enterprise AI is being adopted faster than any organisation can govern it — and faster than any insurer can price it. OneCompliant is building the layer that turns AI from an unpredictable liability into a governed, measurable, and insurable business asset.
Every regulated enterprise is racing to adopt AI while its governance, controls, and accountability lag behind. At the same time, the insurance industry is being asked to underwrite AI risk it cannot yet see, measure, or price. One side cannot prove its AI is under control. The other cannot quantify the exposure. OneCompliant sits in the gap — making AI provably governed for the enterprise and measurably insurable for the market that has to carry the risk.
Boards are no longer asking “Can we use AI?” They are asking “Who owns the risk?” OneCompliant gives both the enterprise and its insurers a defensible answer.
Governance tools write policy. Security tools watch traffic. Consultancies run assessments. Insurers price exposure. OneCompliant is built so these are not four disconnected efforts but a single, reinforcing loop — where governance is enforced, enforcement produces evidence, evidence becomes a risk score, and the risk score drives insurability.
OASF defines the governance and control domains for secure AI adoption, mapped to the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, GDPR and NIS2 — so AI usage is governed against the standards regulators and boards actually care about.
Aegis is a governed enterprise AI gateway: prompts, models, data and workflows are inspected, routed, controlled and policy-enforced in real time. Governance stops being a document and becomes an operational control.
OCIF turns AI estate, data exposure, agentic capability, attack surface and regulatory posture into an underwriting-grade risk score and insurability rating — a continuous signal, not a once-a-year questionnaire.
The same evidence that proves control to a board gives brokers and carriers a standardized, defensible view of AI risk — closing the information asymmetry the insurance industry has flagged as the barrier to covering AI.
OneCompliant does not have to choose between a security market and an insurance market — the work product that satisfies one is the input the other needs. That is the structural advantage.
Regulated organisations in telecom, healthcare, pharma, financial services and critical infrastructure adopt OASF, Aegis and OCIF to govern AI usage, reduce regulatory exposure, and demonstrate operational control to boards and auditors.
Brokers, MGAs and carriers use OCIF as decision-support to assess and underwrite AI risk consistently — supported by the continuous, auditable monitoring Aegis can write into a policy as an ongoing condition.
Risk and insurability framing draws on Berliner (1982) and the Geneva Association (2025), “Regulation of Artificial Intelligence” / Gen AI risk analysis.
OneCompliant is founded by Kevin Stout, a security leader with enterprise CISO and board-advisory experience across regulated, multinational environments. The framework, the runtime gateway and the underwriting engine reflect first-hand experience of where AI governance breaks in practice — and what it takes to make AI risk both controllable and quantifiable.
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This page is intended for investors and strategic partners. Forward-looking statements about markets, regulation and product direction are provided for context and are not guarantees. Premium and insurability logic referenced is decision-support, not a binding quote or actuarial rate.