AI Governance, Data Protection & GRC

Strategic Advisory · Interim Consultancy · AI Literacy & Keynotes · Implementations & Effective Solutions

For Safe, Resilient & Future-Ready Societies

Context

Awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics, Geoffrey Hinton — the "Godfather of AI" — likened its arrival to the Industrial Revolution. He foresees intelligent assistants that will increase productivity across almost every industry. Yet this time, he warned, machines will "exceed people in intellectual ability."

The opportunity is vast. The shift in cognitive power is equally profound, reshaping how business and society operate.

Challenge

The same capabilities that make AI powerful also create new vulnerabilities, especially where governance lags behind. AI is already amplifying cyberattacks, enabling manipulation, and exposing institutions to short and long-term risk.

The ENISA Threat Landscape 2025 confirms the scale, speed, and sophistication of this shift. AI is redefining governance, risk, and compliance, and GRC must evolve with it.

How ART25 Helps

We help organisations and public institutions navigate this new landscape with confidence. We embed ethical AI and data protection by design across governance and operations, aligning with the EU AI Act, GDPR, and emerging international standards.

From leadership advisory to AI vendor due diligence to tailored training, we turn compliance into competitive advantage, enabling innovation with accountability.

Our Contribution

  • We help you build AI systems you can stand behind. We turn the EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001 into governance you can actually operate, covering your own projects, your suppliers, and the platforms you rely on.

  • Most AI and data risk originates from third-party vendors, as enterprise systems increasingly rely on AI-powered technologies. This risk must be proactively managed through contractual commitments and a structured, risk-based supplier governance framework. ART25 establishes this framework by classifying vendors based on risk and defining requirements across digital risk domains. We strengthen and negotiate contracts to embed these controls and capabilities, ensuring effective third-party risk management.

  • Equipping leadership teams and employees with the knowledge needed to understand AI risks, responsibilities, and regulatory expectations. Through targeted training and governance programs, organizations strengthen internal awareness and support compliant AI adoption.

  • Supporting organizations in strengthening privacy governance while integrating AI technologies into their operations. This includes embedding privacy-by-design processes aligned with the General Data Protection Regulation and ensuring responsible data use across AI-driven systems.

  • At ART25, our Founder Hummam Wasfi delivers keynote speeches and practical sessions on AI governance, data protection, and the future of GRC.

    As AI reshapes risk and decision making, he helps organisations rethink how governance, risk, and compliance operate in practice aligning them with the realities of the AI era.

    From C-suite to operational teams, his sessions break down silos between legal, IT, security, and business, translating complexity into clear, practical insight grounded in real-world experience.

    Available for summits, conferences, workshops, and executive or policy discussions.

  • We develop educational material and accessible content that helps society better understand AI, data protection, and cybersecurity risks, contributing to stronger public awareness and more responsible use of digital technologies.

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AI is redefining risk, exposing the limits of traditional GRC models. Governance must evolve to manage velocity, volatility, and cross-domain complexity.

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Services

Why ART25 Consulting?

Senior expertise, internationally certified in privacy and AI governance, with formal training in Swedish conformity assessment.

We offer your organisation senior expertise backed by the world's most prominent examined credentials in privacy and AI governance, complemented by formal training in Sweden's national conformity assessment framework.

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International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)

The world's largest information privacy community and the leading global authority on privacy and AI governance certification. The IAPP sets international standards, issues the most widely recognised examined credentials in the field, and convenes the global network of privacy and AI governance professionals across regulators, enterprises, and public institutions.

Fellow of Information Privacy

The IAPP's highest distinction, awarded to senior privacy professionals who hold multiple advanced examined certifications and have demonstrated sustained contribution to the global privacy profession.

Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional

Examined expertise in AI governance frameworks, responsible AI development, AI risk management, and alignment with emerging regulation such as the EU AI Act.

Certified Information Privacy Professional · Europe

Deep, examined knowledge of European data protection law, including the GDPR, the ePrivacy framework, and national supervisory-authority practice across the EU.

Certified Information Privacy Manager

Examined operational privacy management expertise: building, running, and measuring a privacy programme end-to-end, from governance structures to incident response and ongoing monitoring.

Certified Information Privacy Technologist

Examined technical privacy expertise: embedding privacy by design into systems and products, privacy-enhancing technologies, and the architecture behind data protection in practice.

Swedac — Swedish Board for Accreditation and Conformity Assessment

Sweden's national accreditation authority, established by the Swedish government. Swedac assesses and accredits laboratories, certification bodies, and inspection bodies to ensure they meet national and international standards, and is a central pillar of Sweden's regulatory and conformity assessment framework.

Swedac Assessor Training

Training completed through Swedac — the Swedish Board for Accreditation and Conformity Assessment — on assessing organisations within Sweden's national accreditation framework.

ISO/IEC 17025:2018 Training

Swedac training on the international standard for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories, covering reliability of results, impartiality, confidentiality, sample handling, calibration, traceability, and measurement uncertainty.

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