AI governance & ISO 42001
Stand up an AI management system aligned to ISO/IEC 42001 and emerging AI regulation, covering risk, transparency and oversight of AI systems.
Organisations building or adopting AI increasingly have to show how those systems are governed — to customers, to regulators under regimes such as the EU AI Act, and internally. ISO/IEC 42001 is the first management-system standard for artificial intelligence.
This engagement establishes the governance structure, risk process and documentation to manage AI systems responsibly, whether or not you pursue certification.
What the engagement covers
AI system inventory
Catalogue the AI and machine-learning systems you build, embed or procure, and classify them by risk and regulatory exposure.
AI risk and impact assessment
Assess each system for safety, fairness, privacy, security and transparency risks, and define mitigations and acceptance criteria.
Management system
Define the AI policy, roles, objectives and lifecycle controls of an ISO/IEC 42001-aligned AI management system.
Model and vendor oversight
Set expectations for evaluation, monitoring, human oversight and documentation across in-house models and third-party AI providers.
Regulatory alignment
Map obligations under the EU AI Act and relevant sectoral and regional rules to concrete controls and evidence.
Common questions
Talk through AI governance for your team
A short call to confirm scope, timeline and a firm price — before you commit to anything.