August 2026. Your EU AI Act compliance window is closing.
The EU AI Act is binding law — not a voluntary framework. High-risk AI obligations under Articles 9–15 apply from August 2026. Organizations that haven’t classified their AI systems and started building documentation risk fines up to €35M or 7% of global revenue.
Unacceptable, High, Limited, or Minimal? Most teams haven’t formally classified their AI systems against the Act’s risk tiers — which is itself a compliance gap.
Risk management systems, technical documentation, logging, transparency disclosures, human oversight — each Article has specific implementation requirements.
If your AI system is used by EU residents or in EU territory, you’re in scope — regardless of where your company is incorporated.
Walk through the classification wizard. SecuryxAI maps each system to Unacceptable, High, Limited, or Minimal — with a justification trail for regulators.
For every high-risk system, SecuryxAI maps Articles 9–15 requirements to specific controls with evidence slots — no guesswork about what “compliant” means.
Article 11 technical docs, Article 12 logging, Article 13 transparency — all tracked with evidence status and gap flags.
A compliance timeline dashboard shows what’s done, what’s in progress, and what you need to finish before the deadline — per system.
- ❌No AI system risk tier classification
- ❌No technical documentation per Art. 11
- ❌No human oversight procedures per Art. 14
- ❌Unknown EU AI Act exposure
- ✓All AI systems classified by risk tier
- ✓Article-specific controls mapped to your systems
- ✓Technical documentation and logging requirements tracked
- ✓Clear line of sight to August 2026 compliance
“We had no idea two of our AI features qualified as ‘high-risk’ under the Act. SecuryxAI’s classification tool showed us in under an hour.”
Classify your AI systems now
August 2026 is closer than it looks. Know your exposure today.