AI governance platform
The AI governance platform for the whole job.
Aicura is an AI governance platform for organisations in Malta. It finds the AI you run, assesses every system and agent, enforces your rules where the traffic flows, and supports the work the EU AI Act, the MDIA and the MFSA now ask of you.
Self-serve up to Essentials. Larger organisations, contact us.
The platform
How Aicura works
Aicura finds the AI you run, assesses it, enforces your rules on live traffic and reports on all of it, with a sealed history of the work underneath.
AI register
Every AI system and agent you run, whether discovery found it or someone on staff asked for it. Each has a named owner. Switch the model underneath it and Aicura keeps the old version and starts a new one.
Assessments
Know what could go wrong before it does. A risk assessment rates each system, lists its risks and suggests a control for each one. An impact assessment sets out who is affected and how. Both guide your judgement.
Guardrails and gateway
Someone pastes a customer's email address into a prompt, and it is masked before it leaves your network. Your rules run on a gateway you host, which allows, redacts or blocks each request and holds each system to its budget.
Monitoring and automatic responses
An agent starts calling a tool nobody approved, overnight. An alert opens, and Aicura responds only as far as you allow, from telling the owner to acting straight away. A response can re-run the risk assessment, so production feeds back into the rating.
Oversight and trust
A committee decides on a new use of customer data, and the decision stays tied to the charter it was made under. Aicura drafts the quarterly board report from the record as it stands today, a Trust Centre page shows customers the AI you use, and the Evidence Vault holds a dated snapshot of each step.
The history. Governance decisions and enforcement actions are snapped into a sealed, timestamped history as the work happens. Nobody files anything by hand.
Malta
What applies to organisations in Malta
The Maltese and EU obligations and guidance that shape how organisations in Malta govern AI, with what each asks of you.
Where your data is hosted
Aicura is hosted on AWS in Sydney, Australia, for every customer, and the AI it uses runs on Amazon Bedrock in Australia. Transfers of your data out of Malta are covered by our data processing agreement, which includes the EU Standard Contractual Clauses. Your governance data is not used to train models.
How we handle dataHow to complete the MFSA AI self-assessment
A practical guide to the Annex 1 AI self-assessment in the MFSA's June 2026 Dear CEO letter. What it asks, the evidence you need and what the board needs.
Read the guideWays to start
Start on the free plan and add more as you grow
Register
Find the AI already in use and give every system an owner. Pick common tools from the library and their details fill in for you. Audit log, and system and agent reports included.
Sign upPrivacy
Review your privacy policy against the automated decision-making frameworks for your country, with suggested wording for any AI system it does not yet disclose.
Sign up for PrivacyEssentials
Know the risks of each system and what to do about them. Risk assessments with suggested controls, policies and templates, model cards that describe each system, disclosures of the decisions it makes, and guardrail rules you write.
Sign up for EssentialsPro and Enterprise
Put your rules on live traffic. The gateway in your network, monitoring and automatic responses, limits on what agents can do while they run, incidents, board reports and the Trust Centre.
Contact usLearn
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Questions about Aicura in Malta
Who regulates AI in Malta?
The Malta Digital Innovation Authority is the lead authority for the EU AI Act in Malta under Legal Notice 226 of 2025. The Information and Data Protection Commissioner supervises high-risk AI in biometrics, law enforcement, migration, emergency calls and justice under Legal Notice 227 of 2025, and enforces the GDPR. The MFSA supervises how financial services firms govern AI.
Does Aicura help with the MFSA's AI self-assessment?
Yes. Aicura's discovery and AI register build the inventory of processes, tools, vendors, autonomy and materiality the self-assessment starts from, and its assessments, vendor due diligence, oversight records and monitoring support the questions that follow. It supports the work and the decisions stay with you.
Where is Aicura hosted for Maltese customers?
On AWS in Sydney, Australia, for every customer worldwide, with AI inference on Amazon Bedrock in Australia. Transfers of your data out of Malta are covered by our data processing agreement, which includes the EU Standard Contractual Clauses. Your governance data is not used to train models.
What does Aicura cost in Malta?
Prices are in euro and exclude VAT. The AI register is free at its smallest size, and the pricing page shows every plan and size.
Start with what you're running
Connect your sources, see what Aicura finds, and take each system from the register to enforcement at your own pace.