As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms business operations, organizations face mounting pressure to comply with an evolving landscape of AI regulations. RadarFirst's launch of Radar AI Risk represents a significant development in addressing these challenges.
The new platform, announced on July 16, 2025, is designed specifically to help enterprises navigate complex AI governance requirements under frameworks like the EU AI Act, which will begin implementing key provisions in August 2025. The solution comes as organizations struggle to replace inadequate tools such as spreadsheets, siloed committees, and generic GRC systems with more robust governance approaches.
"Our clients needed more than static scripts; they wanted a purpose-built platform that grows with their AI ambitions," said Zach Burnett, CEO of RadarFirst. "Radar AI Risk delivers continuous innovation, automation, and real-time insights so teams can confidently chart the course ahead."
The platform's timing is strategic, as the global governance, risk, and compliance market is projected to grow significantly, with analysts forecasting expansion to approximately $44.2 billion by 2029. Organizations are increasingly seeking solutions that can address the specific challenges of AI governance, including transparency requirements, risk assessments, and regulatory alignment.
Lauren Wallace, Chief Legal Officer at RadarFirst, emphasized the platform's adaptability: "Radar AI Risk gives enterprises a dynamic, future-ready foundation for AI governance. Guided by our principles of transparency, adaptability, and proactive legal alignment, we'll continue extending coverage, partnering with customers as regulations evolve and new use cases emerge."
The solution is available immediately, positioning RadarFirst at the forefront of the rapidly developing AI governance market as organizations prepare for the full implementation of the EU AI Act by 2026 and anticipate similar regulations in other jurisdictions.