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Bizzi AI Governance Framework

Bizzi AI Governance Framework

Trustworthy AI for B2B finance. Built for enterprise scrutiny.
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Five pillars

Section titled “Five pillars”
  1. I AI Organization Hub-and-Spoke governance. AI Board oversight. Six-step risk method. Measurable KPIs.
  2. II Legal and Regulatory Decree 13/2023 and ISO 42001 alignment. Data residency in Vietnam. Zero data retention with LLM vendors.
  3. III Ethics, Transparency, Interpretability Fairness audits. Human-in-the-loop for high-value transactions. Grounded reasoning with citations.
  4. IV Data, AIOps, Infrastructure The Agentic Development Lifecycle (ADLC). Multi-Agent and MCP architecture. End-to-end observability.
  5. V AI Security OWASP Top 10 for LLMs. Prompt-injection defense. Agent RBAC. Kill-switch with continuity guarantees.

Why this document exists

Section titled “Why this document exists”

BAGF describes how Bizzi governs AI for enterprise customers. It covers the controls in place, the standards alignments observed, the incident response playbooks, and the contractual commitments. The framework is structured for citation in security reviews, RFP scorecards, and procurement files. Partner technology executives evaluating Bizzi for AI find verifiable evidence here, not marketing.

What is inside

Section titled “What is inside”
  • Executive Summary. The AI imperative for B2B finance, five CIO risks, the five pillars at a glance, standards alignment, and ten concrete commitments to customers.
  • Technical Deep-dive. 60-plus pages. Each pillar in detail, with controls mapped to ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act, OWASP Top 10 for LLMs, and Vietnam’s Decree 13/2023.
  • Appendices. Full standards mapping table, a reference implementation, an 80-entry glossary, and a complete bibliography.