RARI RISK SCORING
The Math of AI Trust
The Deterministic Alternative to "Gut Feelings"
Most AI risk assessments are subjective "star ratings" that won’t hold up in a regulatory audit. GRC SAFE replaces ambiguity with the Regulated AI Risk Index (RARI)—a multi-variable, 0–100 scoring engine that provides the mathematical evidence a Chief Risk Officer (CRO) needs to defend their AI posture.
Engineering the Standard for Active AI Defense.
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GRC SAFE integrates with your existing gateway and identity providers to unmask Shadow Ai without changing employee workflows.
HOW IT WORKS
The RARI Formula
The RARI Score isn't just a number; it’s a calculation of three critical risk dimensions weighted to your organization's specific risk appetite:
Inherent Criticality (0–10)
We measure the "blast radius." What is the role of the employee using the tool? What is the business impact if the model’s output is flawed?
Data Sensitivity (0–10)
We classify the "toxic" potential of the information. Is the tool ingesting public marketing copy or highly regulated PHI, PII, and Trade Secrets?
The Control Gap (Multiplier)
We punish technical debt. Does the tool lack an immutable audit log, human-in-the-loop oversight, or encrypted data transit?
The Result
A real-time, 0–100 score that updates as employee behavior shifts, providing an "Audit-Ready" metric for every interaction in your network.
WHY IT'S MISSION-CRITICAL
Board-Ready Visibility
Your board doesn't want technical pings; they want to know the RARI Risk Score of the organization's AI initiatives.
Audit-Proof Evidence
To show why a specific "Shadow LLM" was allowed or blocked, you can produce a report showing how the RARI score triggered your Data Firewall.
Identify High-Risk Segments
Instantly see which departments (e.g., Engineering vs. HR) are driving your highest risk scores and prioritize your Active Defense where it's needed most.
Map to Regulations
RARI scores are mathematically aligned with the NIST AI RMF 1.0 and the EU AI Act, ensuring your governance isn't just safe, it’s compliant.
