Win the security review instead of waiting on it.
Enterprise buyers now run an AI risk review before they sign. AssurAI gives you a certificate that answers it, cover that backs your outputs, and the evidence the new product-liability law expects you to have.
The pressure on software and AI vendors.
Reviews slow every deal
Security and AI questionnaires add weeks to enterprise sales cycles, and the AI section keeps growing.
Software is now a product
From 9 December 2026, German product liability applies to software and AI, with disclosure orders and defect presumptions.
Buyers push risk to you
Contracts ask for indemnities on AI outputs that your current insurance may not cover.
Where AssurAI fits.
Certificate for security reviews
A one-page Certificate of AI Assurance and evidence pack that answers the AI section of a review.
Insured AI outputs
Named-peril cover on your outputs as a sales argument, priced on your evidence.
Provider obligations
Quality-management evidence mapped to EN 18286 if your system is high-risk under the AI Act.
Your own team's AI use
Govern the coding assistants and agents your developers use on your source code.
The rules that apply.
Dates and scope as of November 2026. This is an overview, not legal advice.
- Product Liability Act 2026
- From 9 December 2026 software and AI are products; courts can order disclosure and presume a defect.
- EU AI Act, provider obligations
- Quality management, technical documentation and post-market monitoring for high-risk systems.
- EN 18286:2026
- Conformity gives a presumption of compliance with the quality-management obligation.
- Cyber Resilience Act
- Vulnerability reporting from September 2026, main obligations from December 2027.
- Customer contracts
- AI indemnities, audit rights and incident-notification clauses.
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