Estimated time: ~4 minutes · 12 questions · 6 control domains
A focused 12-question executive screen that translates the UC Berkeley CLTC Agentic AI Risk-Management Standards Profile into practical governance checks. It is written in plain English for CISO, CRO, legal, compliance, risk, product, and technology leaders assessing autonomy, authority, tool access, containment, and post-deployment oversight.
Questions scored No or Partly - highest impact first.
Use this result to decide whether you need a formal agent register, bounded-autonomy policy, runtime containment, stronger third-party control, or immediate escalation to legal, risk, security, or executive review. AI Controls Starter and Professional provide the control and documentation path.
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This assessment is intended for CISO, CRO, legal, compliance, risk, security, product, and technology leaders translating the UC Berkeley CLTC Agentic AI Risk-Management Standards Profile into practical enterprise controls.
It emphasizes the UC Berkeley profile's distinctive levers: degrees of agency, bounded autonomy, authority and environment access, multi-agent system effects, defense-in-depth, containment, shutdown, and post-deployment oversight.
No. It is a practical executive screen based on the UC Berkeley CLTC profile and related risk-management concepts. It helps management identify gaps and decide where deeper review, control design, or legal analysis is needed.
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