Practical Governance for Enterprise AI
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ISACA published "Collaboration and the New Triad of AI Governance," an industry article arguing that effective AI governance requires the formal integration of privacy, cybersecurity, and legal functions across the full AI life cycle. The article references the EU AI Act, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and recent U.S. executive orders as converging frameworks that make siloed governance approaches inadequate. It calls on organizations to establish cross-functional accountability structures to address overlapping AI risks.
Research firm Mind Foundry published its 2026 update to its global AI regulations tracker on January 15, 2026, cataloguing more than 1,000 AI policy initiatives spanning 69 countries. The report highlights key inflection points including the revocation of US Executive Order 14110 in 2025, the evolution of the UK AI Safety Institute into the AI Security Institute following the Bletchley Summit, and China's AI Safety Governance Framework introducing mandatory watermarking requirements for AI-generated content. For enterprise compliance teams managing multi-jurisdictional AI programs, the tracker underscores the accelerating pace of regulatory divergence, particularly between the US federal posture of deregulation and more prescriptive frameworks emerging in the EU, UK, and China. Compliance professionals should note that the underlying instruments referenced in the report, including China's watermarking rules and the UK's institutional restructuring, carry direct operational obligations distinct from the tracker itself.
