Out-of-the-box assessment templates

You can use Collibra Assessments to create your own templates for assessing assets, or you can use any of the out-of-the-box (packaged) templates. There is also a packaged template for Collibra AI Governance customers.

Note

Packaged assessment templates are shown only if the Show out of the box templates setting is enabled in Collibra Console or Collibra settings.
To be able to see assessment templates, you need to have a global role that has the Manage Templates global permission.

The following table describes the out-of-the-box templates that you can find in the template gallery.

Type	Template	Description
Privacy / Privacy Impact Assessment	DPIA PIA	Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA): Identifies risks from data processing activities. Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA): Identifies risks from a business project.
Privacy / Validation Test Assessment	DPIA Threshold PIA Threshold	DPIA Threshold: Determines if a full DPIA assessment needs to be conducted. PIA Threshold: Determines if a full PIA assessment needs to be conducted.
Privacy / Balancing Test Assessment	LIA	Legitimate Interests Assessment (LIA): Determines the legitimate interests of a business process or determines the lawful basis or legally permissible reason for processing data.
AI Governance	Business Context	Allows you to provide details about how your AI use case will impact the business. Your organization will use this information to understand the business needs and requirements associated with implementing your AI use case.
AI Governance	Data and AI Models	Allows you to provide details about the AI models and data that will be used for the AI use case. Your organization will use this information to understand the potential workload and risks associated with implementing your AI use case.
AI Governance	Legal and Ethics	Allows you to identify potential legal and ethical risks associated with the AI use case. Answers will become a part of the AI use case definition.
AI Governance	Risks and Safeguards	Allows you to identify potential legal and ethical risks associated with the AI use case. Answers will become a part of the AI use case definition.