What does a NIST AI RMF GOVERN program look like for a federal agency?

GOVERN is the cross-cutting function — 6 categories and 19 subcategories — that establishes the risk culture: policies, accountable roles (often the Chief AI Officer under M-25-21), inventory of AI uses, and processes that make MAP, MEASURE, and MANAGE…

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Risk-management framework · NIST AI RMF · GOVERN.

GOVERN is the cross-cutting function — 6 categories and 19 subcategories — that establishes the risk culture: policies, accountable roles (often the Chief AI Officer under M-25-21), inventory of AI uses, and processes that make MAP, MEASURE, and MANAGE repeatable. For a federal agency it is the documented program that ties AI risk handling to leadership and oversight. Planisphere lives in MEASURE, not GOVERN; it feeds the measurement evidence a GOVERN program oversees but does not itself constitute the governance structure.

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NIST AI RMF · GOVERN is a process framework, not a pass/fail line: it names functions, categories and controls an organi…

Govern function · 6 categories · 19 subcategories · cross-cutting risk culture.

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