The application of artificial intelligence technologies is turning into a part of the healthcare, monetary, telecommunication, production, governmental, and studies spheres. The IEC/ISO 42001 gives an approach to management structures in place of the ISO 9001 (quality), ISO 27001 (information security), and ISO 14001 (environment). It allows organizations to incorporate AI governance into their management structure. The standard can guarantee that AI systems are designed and operated in a controlled, responsible, and risk-based way through their lifecycle, i.e., design and development to deployment, monitoring, and decommissioning.
Get Certified IEC/ISO 42001 for Responsible AI Governance
The certification to IEC/ISO 42001 shows that the organization is guided by internationally accepted standards of best practice of AI governance and risk management. It improves the trust in stakeholders, augments regulatory preparedness, diminishes operational and reputational risk, and advances ethical AI innovation. Yet another benefit of certification is that it will aid in adherence to new global AI rules and frameworks.
IEC/ISO 42001 Requirements and Implementation Procedure
| Context of the Organization | Characterize the scope of the Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS) and find internal, external, legal, ethical, and technological issues influencing AI systems. |
| Leadership and AI Policy | Set up an AI governance policy, roles, and responsibilities, and have top management committed to responsible AI practices. |
| Risk and Opportunity Management | Perform AI risk assessments like bias, privacy, security, safety, and transparency; create mitigation and control plans. |
