AI is in motion.
Are your controls?
Discover where your organization stands with our AI Runtime Readiness Self-Assessment.
Answer 10 practical questions about the AI you use and build. Get an executive snapshot and clear priorities for what comes next.
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AI runtime means AI in everyday use: the information it receives, the outputs it produces and the actions it can take. This is a directional self-assessment, based on your answers.
Answer for your organization today. If coverage is uneven, choose “Partly in place.”
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Directional indicator. Controls have not been independently verified.
Your five dimensions
Your three next steps
How your result is calculated
Each applicable answer receives 0–3 points: Not in place = 0; Partly in place = 1; In place = 2; Tested and maintained = 3. “Not sure” receives no readiness credit and is also shown as unconfirmed. “No connected actions” excludes that question. Scores are the points earned divided by available points, rounded to 100.
0–24: Baseline needed · 25–49: Early foundations · 50–74: Developing readiness · 75–100: Established foundations. These are Ascendra’s directional bands, not industry benchmarks. Unknowns can lower the score without proving a control is absent.
Runtime protection, action authorization, sensitive-data protection and containment are priority safeguards. A “Not in place,” “Partly in place” or “Not sure” answer in one of these areas triggers a priority flag regardless of the overall score. Recommendations prioritize these flags, then the lowest-scoring answers.
This self-assessment does not scan your environment, verify controls, establish regulatory compliance or provide certification. Results reflect only your responses.
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A useful starting point for discussion. Validate the result against your actual AI use cases and evidence.