POLICY LIBRARY / RESEARCH PREVIEW

Checks with context.

A starting point for approved AI tooling. Each check needs a supported client version, an effective policy source, and evidence of what is actually in use.

These are documented control references and proposed mappings. Device adapters and framework assessments are not implemented in this preview.

AI configuration checks

Keep configured policy, runtime evidence and verified identity separate. Missing evidence remains unknown.

ClientDocumented controlsWhat still needs evidence
Claude Code
Official reference ↗
forceLoginMethod · forceLoginOrgUUID · allowedProviders

Managed login, organisation and provider restrictions on supported versions.

Provider and version affect enforcement. A lower-priority file does not prove effective policy.
Codex
Official reference ↗
allowed_login_methods · allowed_chatgpt_workspaces

Local managed requirements can restrict authentication and workspace selection.

Cloud-delivered policy ignores these authentication requirements. A setting alone does not establish data-processing terms.
Cursor
Official reference ↗
AllowedTeamId · organisation Privacy Mode

A device-management policy can restrict team membership; Privacy Mode is a separate control.

An approved team does not establish approved retention exceptions or provider-key settings.
GitHub Copilot CLI
Official reference ↗
forceLoginOrgs · forceRemoteSettingsRefresh

Device-managed organisation restrictions and policy refresh on supported clients.

A personal GitHub identity can legitimately belong to a work organisation. Membership is not necessarily proof of the funding organisation.
Gemini CLI
Official reference ↗
security.auth.enforcedType · privacy.usageStatisticsEnabled

Configured authentication mode and telemetry preferences.

Authentication mode does not identify a work organisation. Telemetry preferences do not establish training or retention terms.

COMPLIANCE EVIDENCE CATALOGUE

Map the evidence.
Name the gaps.

Alethrai’s proposed mappings identify useful evidence. Applicability, organisational controls, legal obligations and independent assessments remain separate.

Planned mapping

ISO/IEC 27001

Information security management

Software inventory, access restrictions, configuration evidence and change records.

Human assessment: ISMS scope, risk treatment, policies, internal audits and independent certification.

Primary source ↗
Planned mapping

SOC 2

Service controls and assurance

Evidence relevant to access, changes, monitoring and remediation.

Human assessment: System boundaries, applicable Trust Services Criteria and an independent examination.

Primary source ↗
Planned mapping

HIPAA

Security Rule applicability

Account restrictions and audit evidence that can support protection of health information.

Human assessment: Covered-entity or business-associate scope, risk analysis, safeguards and applicable business associate agreements.

Primary source ↗
Planned mapping

GDPR

Personal data protection

Minimised reports, access restrictions and retention controls can support Articles 25 and 32.

Human assessment: Lawful processing, notices, contracts, rights, transfers and any required impact assessment.

Primary source ↗
Planned mapping

PCI DSS

Payment environment security

Configuration, access and audit evidence for systems in the assessed environment.

Human assessment: Payment-data scope and applicable assessment. Hosted Stripe payments do not settle every merchant obligation.

Primary source ↗
Planned mapping

NIST CSF 2.0

Cybersecurity risk outcomes

Candidate topics include access policy, configuration, logs and software monitoring.

Human assessment: Organisational profiles, governance, risk priorities, incident response and recovery.

Primary source ↗
Planned mapping

CIS Controls

Prioritised security safeguards

AI-tool inventory and configuration checks can support asset, account, access and log controls.

Human assessment: Applicable safeguards, Implementation Group and coverage across the wider estate.

Primary source ↗
Planned mapping

ISO/IEC 42001

AI management systems

AI inventory, approved-use settings, owners and documented policy decisions.

Human assessment: AI governance, risk processes and lifecycle controls within an operating management system.

Primary source ↗
Planned mapping

EU AI Act

Role and use-case obligations

AI inventory, intended use and oversight records can inform an applicability assessment.

Human assessment: Provider or deployer role, intended purpose, risk classification and applicable obligations.

Primary source ↗
A passed configuration check is not a framework verdict. Alethrai does not issue ISO certificates, SOC 2 reports, HIPAA certification, or a blanket GDPR compliance guarantee. These mappings are not endorsements from standards bodies or regulators.