AI system context
Scope should reflect whether the organization develops, provides or uses AI, plus the lifecycle stages and interested parties it can control or influence.
AI governance
ISO/IEC 42001:2023 AIMS Guidance
Build an AI management system that connects AI systems and impacts to accountable decisions, controls, monitoring and improvement.
Current edition
ISO/IEC 42001:2023
The first edition was published in December 2023. It specifies requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining and continually improving an AI management system.
AI risk and impact
Governance needs to address AI-specific risks, opportunities and impacts rather than treating information-security risk as a substitute.
Accountable operation
Policies, roles, data, lifecycle controls, monitoring, audit and management review need traceable implementation and operating evidence.
Use the official ISO overview to confirm the edition and obtain the standard through an authorized source for exact requirements.
Practical resources
ISO/IEC 42001 guidance
Original guidance for AIMS boundaries, integration and evidence-based AI governance.
Guide
Integrating ISO 42001 and ISO 27001 Without Duplicate Governance
Integrate ISO 42001 and ISO 27001 through shared governance, linked risks and coordinated evidence while preserving distinct AIMS and ISMS conclusions.
Comparison
ISO/IEC 42001 vs ISO/IEC 27001: AIMS and ISMS Boundaries
Compare ISO 42001 and ISO 27001 scope, risks, controls and audit evidence so AIMS and ISMS responsibilities remain clear without governance gaps.
Guide
Use AI Safely in ISO 27001 Consulting Engagements
Use AI in ISO 27001 consulting with approved data boundaries, human validation, traceable sources, client ownership and evidence-focused quality controls.
Connect the AIMS to existing governance
- Define AI activities, organizational roles and system boundaries.
- Identify AI risks, impacts, obligations and interested parties.
- Assign lifecycle decisions and operational controls.
- Link related security, privacy, data and supplier governance.
- Evaluate performance through monitoring, audit, review and improvement.