Black Kite Introduces Global Adaptive AI Assessment Framework

November 12, 2025
Black Kite has launched its Global Adaptive AI Assessment Framework, developed with Shared Assessments to provide a unified global standard for evaluating AI-related risks in third-party ecosystems.

Black Kite has released its Global Adaptive AI Assessment Framework (BK-GA³), announced in a press release. The framework was developed in collaboration with Shared Assessments to establish a unified global standard for assessing AI risk.

The BK-GA³ framework consolidates best practices from over 50 existing assessment frameworks, including ISO and NIST, into a single adaptable model. It is designed to evolve with emerging AI threats through regular updates by a dedicated working committee.

Available publicly and within the Black Kite platform, BK-GA³ enables automated third-party AI risk assessments. The framework incorporates open-source intelligence and insights from the Black Kite Research Group to help organizations identify vendor control gaps and maintain alignment with global assurance standards.

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