AI governance review sprint
Bound the AI inventory, accountability, evaluation evidence, release criteria, transparency duties and post-deployment drift/change review. Outputs: system register, prioritized gaps and decision memo.

ABDULLAH AL OWASIProfessional profile / GRC · controls assurance · AI & agent governance
GRC · Security Compliance · TPRM · Controls Assurance · AI & Agent Governance
I build decision-grade governance and assurance workflows across controls, suppliers, AI systems and audit evidence. Automation handles preparation where appropriate; evidence validity, control-effectiveness conclusions, exceptions, residual-risk decisions and sign-off remain explicitly accountable. The public portfolio is designed for inspection: source records, scoring logic, evidence states, human review gates, tests and decision outputs are visible rather than hidden behind static screenshots.
My approach is deliberately post-checklist: delegate collection, drafting and cross-checking to automation; retain human ownership for scope, materiality, control effectiveness, risk acceptance and approval. The model extends into agent identity, tool/data authorization, evidence provenance, change review and ongoing monitoring.
External benchmark: grcskills.com ↗ documents 60 open agent skills for common GRC preparation tasks. I use that automation boundary as a reference point for where accountable assurance must begin.
Connected specialist workflows and the GRC suite share a consistent decision model, supported by a continuous GRC suite spanning 29 governance domains, 16 shared record types and catalogue-driven register/reporting views. Repository tests cover scoring, validation, interoperability and export safety; recorded workflow results link to exact commits.
The public scenarios use synthetic data and public reference taxonomies. Source records and calculation assumptions remain available for review.
Bound the AI inventory, accountability, evaluation evidence, release criteria, transparency duties and post-deployment drift/change review. Outputs: system register, prioritized gaps and decision memo.
Review SaaS, LLM and external AI vendors across data use, subprocessors, assurance evidence, dependency risk and treatment ownership. Outputs: reviewed register, evidence requests and remediation plan.
Review evidence expiry, exceptions, open issues and retest ownership on an agreed cadence. Outputs: refreshed register, exception agenda and management summary.
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Petaling Jaya, Malaysia · abdullahalowasi369@gmail.com
Inspect recorded workflow results, exact commits, live decision mechanics and source repositories before evaluating fit.