Enzai's library covers the EU AI Act including post-Omnibus deadlines and the May 2026 Commission guidelines, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, GDPR for AI scenarios, the major US state regimes, the federal Take It Down Act, and SEC 2026 examination priorities.

Evidence captured for one framework maps simultaneously to the requirements of others. One impact assessment in Enzai can satisfy EU AI Act Article 9, ISO 42001 clause 6.1.2, and NIST AI RMF Map-3.2 without duplicating work across parallel audit workflows.

Enzai maintains the library centrally. When the EU Commission publishes new guidance, when Colorado SB 26-189 commences, or when a new state regime finalises, the library absorbs the change once. Your programme inherits the updated mapping automatically.

Yes. The library includes the SEC's 2026 examination priorities for AI-related risks at registered firms, NIST AI RMF (with GOVERN 1.6 anchoring inventory requirements), and sector overlays for financial services, healthcare, and other regulated industries.

Enzai pushes framework controls into the tools your team already uses (Jira, ServiceNow, and Slack) for review, approval, and incident routing. Inventory and assessment data syncs with AWS, Azure, GCP, Databricks, Watsonx, and Snowflake.

The library is pre-built, so the work is connecting your AI systems and configuring per-framework evidence capture rather than building each regulatory mapping from scratch. Most teams have active framework mapping across their inventory within the first 60 days.