NSW AI Assessment Framework
Three fixed-scope services built on NAIM V2.1's 18-obligation ledger — from a three-week rapid assessment to an annual assurance retainer. Every NSW Government agency already carries this obligation; the gap between "mandatory" and "verified" is where an assurance failure becomes a headline, and it's the gap these services close.
Three Offers
Each deliverable is an artefact your agency receives, not an activity performed. Offer 1 is deliverable today — the practitioner is the product, and the MaturityOne module strengthens rather than blocks it.
Offer 1 · Available now
Three weeks, fixed fee. A rapid assessment against a reduced government dimension set, obligation ledger rapid status, a Rating Validation sample, and a top-ten exposure register — the single artefact most likely to reach a risk committee. Explicitly non-attestable; converts directly into a full baseline under the Compliance Programme.
DURATION: 3 WEEKS · FIXED FEE, PRICE ON APPLICATION
Offer 2 · Availability tracks the MaturityOne build
Twelve to sixteen weeks. Phases 0 and 1 of NAIM V2.1 to closure: full assessment factory across your system inventory, assurance orchestration (PIA, HRIA, cyber review, legal-basis register), the Trigger Register armed, the Cross-Agency Accountability Annex where decision chains cross agency boundaries, and AIRC referral packs for High/Critical systems.
DURATION: 12–16 WEEKS · FIXED FEE, PRICE ON APPLICATION
Offer 3 · Availability tracks the MaturityOne build
Annual. Ongoing Trigger Register watch, quarterly telemetry reporting, scheduled re-scores, the Executive Attestation Pack at each Gate 4 cycle, and sector benchmarking against comparable agencies.
DURATION: ANNUAL · PRICE ON APPLICATION
Fixed-fee means fixed-fee — the basis is stated for every offer, and the exact figure is scoped in a discovery conversation against your agency's system count and risk profile.
Why This Is Urgent
Three-tier assurance: universal self-assessment, central review by exception, financial-threshold oversight. The weakness sits between tiers one and two — your agency's own rating decides whether the centre ever sees the system. That's the discretion point an independent second line exists to close.
ASIC v FIIG Securities [2026] — the first Federal Court civil penalty for cyber and control failures under s912A general obligations — is the shape of exposure this framework is designed to prevent: controls that would have prevented a multi-million-dollar penalty cost a fraction of that to implement. The AIAF's self-assessment gap is the same pattern, one regulatory step earlier.
Three weeks, fixed fee, available now — no booking widget, direct contact with the founder.
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