Purpose and power
Define the approved use case, prohibited use, accessible data, available tools and maximum autonomy.
Lynqra examines what the system sees, recommends and does; who remains accountable; how performance is tested; and what happens when the model, data, vendor or workflow fails.
Define the approved use case, prohibited use, accessible data, available tools and maximum autonomy.
Set decision rights, review points, escalation paths and clear responsibility for outcomes.
Establish known-case tests, thresholds, logs, exception reviews and incident-response evidence.
The review is mapped to the realities of the system and informed by Singapore guidance, including IMDA's Model AI Governance Framework for Agentic AI and applicable personal-data obligations.
Models, agents, workflows, vendors, dependencies, owners and user groups.
Purpose, affected people, decision consequence, autonomy and prohibited boundaries.
Inputs, personal data, retention, permissions, tool access and cross-system movement.
Meaningful checkpoints, overrides, escalation and named accountability.
Expected cases, edge cases, harmful failure modes and acceptance criteria.
Logs, alerts, review cadence, change records and control-performance measures.
Detection, containment, human fallback, recovery, notification and learning.
Material risks, decisions required, control gaps and a prioritised remediation plan.
A low-consequence drafting assistant and an agent that can send, approve or change records should not receive the same controls. We increase assurance with consequence, reach and reversibility.
User verification, approved sources and sampled quality checks.
Documented test set, thresholds, explanations and a competent human reviewer.
Least privilege, transaction limits, monitoring, approval gates and emergency stop.
Our work can be mapped to relevant Singapore guidance and organisational obligations, but Lynqra does not present a voluntary framework as binding law or claim legal, regulatory or certification authority.
Where specialist legal, privacy or cybersecurity advice is required, we define the question and coordinate with the appropriate qualified partner.
Governance deliverables support responsible management and compliance work. They are not a legal opinion, statutory audit or guarantee that an AI system cannot fail.
Bring one live or planned AI system. We will assess whether a focused review or a broader readiness engagement is the right next step.
Discuss a system review