A Clear Path to Operational Excellence
Dr. Marshall’s work centers on building and operating governance, risk, and compliance infrastructure for Cyber & AI systems deployed in fast-paced, highly regulated environments. Her expertise reflects the practical application of global AI regulatory regimes and recognized standards, translated into controls that function at scale.
Core Areas of Expertise
Global Regulatory Translation
Translating AI & Cyber regulatory requirements across US, EU, UK, EMEA and APAC jurisdictions into audit-ready workflows, controls, and reporting aligned with frameworks such as the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC AI standards, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology AI Risk Management Framework—designed to function within rapidly evolving technical environments.
Audit Readiness & Regulatory Assurance
Preparing AI & Cyber programs for regulatory scrutiny by translating global AI requirements across international contexts into audit-ready compliance operations. This includes designing and maintaining training and attestation programs, defining control testing and validation methodologies, and establishing evidence collection, documentation, and reporting practices aligned with regulatory expectations and standards such as ISO/IEC frameworks and the National Institute of Standards and Technology AI Risk Management Framework. The focus is on ensuring controls are demonstrable, testable, and defensible during internal reviews, external audits, and due-diligence requests.
How do you ensure long-term compliance with evolving regulations?
I advise on the establishment of continuous monitoring systems and regular policy reviews to adapt to the rapidly changing landscape of cyber and AI regulations, ensuring that organizations remain compliant and proactive.
What industries can benefit from your translation of AI policy?
Various industries, including finance, healthcare, and technology, can benefit from my expertise in translating AI policy into operational controls that enhance compliance, trustworthiness, and ultimately, profitability.