Control View shows where one AI governance weakness may create exposure across multiple regimes.
Inferred — not an audit result Control-domain scores are inferred from your framework scores unless detailed assessment data is imported. Treat this as a directional executive view, not a control-by-control audit result.
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| Control Domain | EU AI Act | DORA | NIS2 | Why |
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The overall score is a synthetic executive indicator based on framework readiness and inferred control exposure. It is designed for prioritisation, not audit certification. EU AI Act weighted at 45%, DORA 30%, NIS2 25% for framework average. Control-domain scores are inferred from the three framework scores using weighting logic — treat as directional unless future versions import detailed domain-level assessment results. Generated:
For orientation only — not legal advice. All three frameworks are now either in force, applying progressively, or implemented through national regimes. The EU AI Act applies progressively, with many high-risk AI system obligations applying from 2 August 2026. DORA has applied since 17 January 2025. NIS2 required Member States to transpose by October 2024; national implementation and supervisory practice vary by Member State.