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AI Readiness · Roles · CIO

Make the organisation’s content verifiably its own,
deployed securely and at scale.

Network, CDN and security settings decide, often by default, which crawlers reach your content and how much of it they can read. Understanding those settings alongside the estate they serve lets you put AI access on a deliberate footing, find the forgotten sites, and add the capability in weeks.

ReferenceROL/2026/05
Updated28 Oct. 2026

01What we offer.

Access

Which website, network and AI settings let AI in, and which shut it out.

Landscape Discovery

The organisation’s sites across the web, found and prioritised, including those without an active owner.

Secure Tag

Your content marked as official, so AI can tell it apart from copies, with its tag security published for your review.

PDF to HTML

The PDFs that matter most, converted into pages AI can read.

A secure service

Deployable at scale, with the scope fixed by the Statement of Work.

02Why.

Blocking is often the first response to AI crawlers, and it leaves copies and third parties to describe the organisation in the answers buyers and investors receive.

Forgotten sites carry a security risk as well as a visibility one: risk profiling found 41% of websites unknown to the organisation’s own digital teams.

The measure

Websites unknown to the organisation’s own digital teams.

P&C / Sitemorse risk profiling, 2017 to 2023, covering more than 119 million websites.

When an assistant gives wrong answers, the vendor or the model is blamed first; in the cases we have published, the cause was the content it read.

03Why now.

AI deployments across the organisation now depend on the same content and the same access settings, and each new one adds to what rests on them. Businesses now rank AI errors, misinformation and hallucination as their leading risk, and that risk reaches the organisation’s directors and officers. Settling access now puts each deployment that follows on known ground.

Gallagher, 2026 AI Adoption and Risk Survey.

04Why us.

The Platform is built, tested across sectors and prepared for regulatory scrutiny, with its tag security published. The first reading follows within weeks, against the 8 to 11 months an organisation typically needs to build the same capability itself. It reads the organisation from the outside, as AI does, so the settings are judged by what actually reaches AI.

05How do you buy.

It begins with a private briefing, by invitation and at no charge. For qualifying organisations, an AI position report follows, written for the board, then walked through with you. The work starts with the Gap Analysis. Each service has a defined scope and a published investment, the same for each organisation, fixed by the Statement of Work.

06What next.

Next step

Request your briefing, by invitation.

Bring the questions your security and platform reviews will ask.