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ISO 27001 expects an accurate asset inventory, managed supplier relationships, and controlled access. AI tools adopted outside IT erode all three between audits - silently. The control did not fail. The picture it was based on went stale. And auditors have started asking about AI specifically.
The hard part is not writing another policy. It is keeping the operating picture current while teams adopt tools, vendors change terms, and auditors keep asking for evidence.
Grasp maintains a live inventory of every AI tool, documents each vendor relationship, and tracks who has access to what. For the controls Grasp covers directly, it produces verifiable evidence. For the ones that depend on your own process, it gives you the data to attest with confidence.
A cleaner operating rhythm: find the signal, attach the context, route the decision, and keep the evidence.
A.5.9 depends on an inventory that reflects reality. Grasp keeps the AI portion current instead of waiting for a periodic cleanup.
Grasp is designed to reuse the same inventory, risk, vendor, and evidence data across the frameworks your team already reports against.
ISO 42001 extends the ISO management-system model to AI. If you have 27001, Grasp gives you a running start.
ISO 27001 is a credible base for EU AI Act readiness. Grasp connects existing controls to AI obligations.
Supplier management and GDPR Article 28 cover much of the same ground. Grasp serves both from one vendor record.
Asset inventory and vendor management map closely between ISO 27001 and SOC 2. Evidence carries across.