Establish a risk taxonomy that categorizes risks within harmful, out-of-scope, and hallucinated outputs, tool calls, and other risks based on application-specific usage
Defining risk categories with severity levels and examples based on industry and deployment context. For example, classifying harmful outputs such as distressed outputs, angry responses, high-risk advice, offensive content, bias, and deception, identifying other high-risk use cases such as safety-critical instructions, legal recommendations, financial advice.
Aligning risk taxonomy with external frameworks and standards. For example, NIST AI RMF functions, EU AI Act article 9, ISO42001 controls.
Establishing severity grading appropriate to organizational context and risk tolerance. For example, implementing consistent scoring methodology across risk categories, defining thresholds for flagging and human review.
Maintaining taxonomy currency with documented change management. For example, reviewing and updating risk categories quarterly or when new threat patterns emerge, adjusting risk thresholds, incorporating lessons from incident response and industry benchmarks.
Identifying additional risk categories that are considered harmful given nature of operations. For example, hallucinations, out-of-scope content.
Organizations can submit alternative evidence demonstrating how they meet the requirement.
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