HAeX AI Risk Assessment Solutions
AI Risk Assessment Services for Safer & More Responsible AI
An AI risk assessment is a structured audit of the AI your business uses and plans to use, identifying where it could cause legal, security, ethical or reputational harm, and how likely each risk is. HAeX delivers fixed-fee AI risk assessments services to UK businesses, producing a plain-English risk register and a prioritised plan to fix what matters. Because we build AI ourselves, we know where the real risks hide, not just the ones on a generic checklist.
- Fixed fee, agreed up front, no open-ended day rates
- Plain-English risk register, rated and prioritised
- Assessed by people who build AI, not a checklist
Invisible
AI risk looks like nothing until the moment it becomes a problem
Rated
Every risk scored by likelihood and impact, so you know what matters
Fixed fee
Scoped and priced up front, with no open-ended day rates
£0
Cost of the consultation that scopes the assessment
The core problem
You cannot fix a risk you cannot see
The trouble with AI risk is that it is invisible until it is not. The chatbot works fine, until it gives a customer advice it should never have given. The assistant is a productivity win, until you learn what people have been pasting into it. The model makes good decisions, until someone asks you to prove one and you cannot. Nothing looks risky right up to the moment it becomes a problem, which is exactly why it goes unassessed.
An AI risk assessment makes the invisible visible. It goes through the AI you actually use, not the AI you meant to use, and finds where the exposure really is: the data that should not be reachable, the decisions nobody is accountable for, the outputs that could be wrong, biased or leaky, the tools staff adopted that nobody approved. Then it rates each one, so you know what to worry about and what to ignore.
The point is not to frighten you. It is to replace a vague, background anxiety about AI with a clear, ranked list you can actually do something about.
What it covers
Protect Your Business With Practical AI Risk Assessment Services
The AI you actually use
Every AI tool and system in real use, including the ones adopted without sign-off.
Data exposure
What information your AI can reach, where it goes, and whether it should.
Decision accountability
Which decisions AI makes or influences, and who is answerable for them.
Output and model risk
Where AI outputs could be wrong, biased, or damaging if relied on, including AI model risk assessment for systems that make decisions.
Security
AI-specific vulnerabilities your existing controls were not designed to catch.
Where you stand against the rules that apply to you, including the EU AI Act.
Deliverables
What you get at the end
An AI risk register
Every risk found, described plainly, rated by likelihood and impact.
A prioritised action plan
What to fix first, what can wait, and the effort each needs.
A regulatory position
A clear read on where you stand against applicable regulation.
A board-ready summary
The whole picture on a page, in language leadership will read.
Everything in plain English. No 90-page report that sits in a drawer.
No hidden day rates
A fixed fee, agreed before we start
An AI risk assessment is a fixed-fee piece of work, scoped and priced up front once we understand how much AI you are running, so there are no open-ended day rates and no surprises. You will always know the number before we begin.
A standard AI risk assessment
- a fixed fee, scoped up front
Larger or regulated environments
- more, because there is more to assess
The scoping consultation
- free
Why HAeX
Assessed by people who build the thing
A risk assessment is only as good as the person doing it, and most AI risk assessments are run off generic checklists by people who have never built an AI system. Ours are not.
HAeX builds AI for UK businesses, so we know where the real risks hide: the model that sounds confident and is wrong, the integration granted more access than it needed, the quiet drift of a system into making decisions nobody signed off. Having placed more than 200 AI specialists, we bring both the technical depth and the governance seriousness, and we tell you which risks are real and which are noise.
Client words
What working with HAeX feels like
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Honestly answered
Frequently asked questions
An AI risk assessment is a structured audit of the AI your business uses and plans to use, identifying where it could cause legal, security, ethical or reputational harm and rating how serious each risk is. The output is a plain-English risk register and a prioritised plan, so a vague worry about AI becomes a clear list you can act on.
A general IT risk assessment is not built to catch AI-specific risks: model bias, confident-but-wrong outputs, data leaking through a model, prompt injection, or decisions made with no human accountability. An AI risk assessment targets exactly those, alongside the data and regulatory exposure AI creates. It complements your existing risk work rather than repeating it.
A rated risk register listing every risk we find, a prioritised action plan for fixing what matters first, a clear read on your regulatory position, and a board-ready one-page summary. All in plain English, designed to be used rather than filed.
It is a fixed fee, agreed up front once we have scoped how much AI you are running. There are no open-ended day rates. Larger or more regulated environments cost more because there is more to assess, but you will know the exact figure before we start, and the scoping consultation is free.
Most assessments are a matter of weeks rather than months, depending on how much AI you use and how many systems are involved. We will give you a realistic timeframe when we scope it, at the free consultation.
Turn a vague worry about AI into a clear plan
Book a free consultation. Tell us what AI you are running. We will scope a fixed-fee assessment, and if it turns out you need less than a full assessment, we will tell you that too.