EU AI Act & ISO 42001
AI agent governance for the EU AI Act and ISO 42001.
Bakara helps companies govern what AI agents can do — tools, permissions, human oversight, logging, and drift — and produce the evidence behind it.
For EU companies and global SaaS selling into the EU. Bakara does not make you “EU AI Act compliant” — it supports the governance and evidence work behind it.
Why it matters
AI agents need traceability, oversight, and controlled capabilities.
The EU AI Act uses a risk-based approach. For high-risk AI, obligations include risk management, logging, documentation, human oversight, cybersecurity, accuracy, and robustness. The Act's prohibited-practice and AI-literacy obligations have applied since 2 February 2025.
AI agents now act inside business systems. Bakara helps you show which capabilities an agent has, who approved them, and when they change.
Evidence mapping
Map AI agent governance to EU AI Act themes.
Obligations depend on your AI systems, role, risk level, and use case. Bakara does not certify, verify, or guarantee EU AI Act compliance. It helps produce evidence for AI agent governance.
EU AI Act theme
AI system inventory
What Bakara helps show
A live list of AI agents and the skills, tools, connectors, and permissions they can use.
EU AI Act theme
Risk classification
What Bakara helps show
Which agent capabilities are high risk because they can access sensitive data, run code, or call external tools.
EU AI Act theme
Logging and traceability
What Bakara helps show
A record of approvals, changes, exceptions, and capability usage over time.
EU AI Act theme
Human oversight
What Bakara helps show
Which capabilities require human approval, and who approved or restricted them.
EU AI Act theme
Technical documentation
What Bakara helps show
Owners, policies, and change history for each AI agent and loadout.
EU AI Act theme
Accuracy and robustness
What Bakara helps show
Clear capability boundaries — what each agent is and is not allowed to do.
ISO/IEC 42001
An operational layer for your AI management system.
ISO/IEC 42001 sets out requirements for establishing and improving an AI management system, with emphasis on responsible use, risk management, transparency, and governance. Bakara helps operate the day-to-day controls and evidence.
- AI system and agent inventory
- AI policy and approved capabilities
- Owners and approvers for each AI agent
- Risk assessments tied to skills and tools
- Monitoring and drift detection
- Supplier and tool register (models, MCP servers, APIs)
- Review and exception history
AI literacy
AI literacy is not only training — it is controlled usage.
Bakara is not a training platform. But it can show who is allowed to use which AI capabilities, and under what policy.
- Role-based access to approved AI tools
- Policy acknowledgement before high-risk skills are enabled
- A record of who can use which capabilities
- Review dates for access and approvals
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does Bakara make my AI systems EU AI Act compliant?
No. Bakara does not certify, verify, or guarantee EU AI Act compliance. It helps you govern what AI agents can do and produce evidence — inventory, approvals, oversight records, logs, and change history — that supports your own compliance work.
Is this only for high-risk AI?
The EU AI Act applies different obligations by risk level. Bakara's inventory, approval, and monitoring evidence is most useful where higher obligations apply, but the same control plane helps any team govern AI agents.
How does this relate to ISO/IEC 42001?
ISO/IEC 42001 describes an AI management system. Bakara helps operate the day-to-day controls behind it — inventory, owners, risk assessments, monitoring, supplier and tool registers, and review evidence.
Does Bakara cover AI literacy obligations?
Bakara is not a training platform. It complements training by showing who is allowed to use which AI capabilities, under what policy, and when access was last reviewed.
Bring AI agents into your EU AI governance program.
Show which capabilities your agents have, who approved them, how they are monitored, and what changed.
Related resources: EU AI Act Article 4 checklist · ISO 42001 starter checklist
Bakara supports AI governance, security operations, and audit-readiness workflows. Regulatory obligations vary by organization, jurisdiction, use case, and implementation. This material is not legal advice.