Assessed Intelligence pairs cybersecurity assurance with AI governance from Canton, Ohio, with a London office covering EMEA. Its flagship AI offering is a virtual Chief Responsible AI Officer: a fractional executive retained to run governance aligned to the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF, covering risk classification of AI systems, conformity assessment support, bias and fairness reviews, model documentation and audit-trail readiness, with New York City's automated employment decision tool rules also in scope. Around that retainer sit two other lines: advisory engagements that build and implement governance and risk frameworks, including the firm's own ARISE model mapped to ISO 27001, ISO 42001 and NIST standards, and an independent audit and attestation practice that assesses security and AI controls. The typical trigger is a company deploying AI that needs executive-level governance leadership without a full-time hire, or one facing regulatory or customer scrutiny of its AI controls. The team page names roughly two dozen practitioners across the US, EEA and UAE with legal, ethics, audit and cybersecurity backgrounds, several holding ForHumanity certifications. The firm is registered disabled-veteran-owned. It does not advertise accredited certification-body status, and pricing is not published.