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Estimated time: ~4 minutes · 12 questions · 6 control domains

Singapore IMDA Agentic AI Framework Readiness Assessment

A focused 12-question assessment covering the six governance dimensions of the Singapore IMDA Model AI Governance Framework for Agentic AI (January 2026) - the world's first dedicated governance standard for autonomous AI agents.

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AI Controls Professional includes the agentic AI governance module with policy templates, autonomy bounding frameworks, incident response procedures, and agent registry templates aligned with the IMDA framework. See the IMDA Framework Guide for operational context.

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What does this assessment cover?
Six governance dimensions from the IMDA Model AI Governance Framework for Agentic AI: accountability and governance structure, agent identity and transparency, autonomy bounding and human oversight, data and model governance, safety testing and incident response, and ecosystem trust and interoperability. 12 questions, approximately 4 minutes.
When was the IMDA framework published?
January 15, 2026. It is the world's first dedicated governance framework for agentic AI, addressing risks specific to autonomous agents that can plan, delegate, and act across connected systems.
Is this relevant outside Singapore?
Yes. The IMDA framework has become a de facto international reference for agentic AI governance, similar to how Singapore's original Model AI Governance Framework influenced global practice. Organizations worldwide are using it as a governance baseline for autonomous agent deployments regardless of jurisdiction.
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