Implementing and Certifying to ISO 42001

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) technology has developed at an astonishing rate and completely transformed our business landscape.  However, as with any new technology, AI introduces new risks, and these risks need to be managed.  One of the most effective ways to help do so is implementing ISO 42001, the International Standard for AI Management Systems (AIMS).    

ISO 42001 is aimed at guiding organisations’ responsible and effective use of AI and management of AI risks while supporting innovation.  As one of the fastest growing ISO standards globally, it offers organisations a clear pathway to develop, provide or use AI systems confidently and safely.  

This webinar will provide a comprehensive breakdown of ISO 42001, why it matters, and what it involves, as well as clear, practical guidance on how to successfully implement and certify to the Standard.  The webinar is unique in bringing together BSI, the UK’s leading certification body, and URM Consulting Services, one of the UK’s preeminent AI governance consultancy and training providers.

URM and BSI will offer key advice and practical guidance on ISO 42001, sharing insights from both a consultancy and certification perspective.  

Here’s what we’ll cover:

• Why ISO 42001
  
  • The pace of AI innovation and rapidly evolving regulation
  • The challenges organisations face in governing AI responsibly
  • Why ISO 42001 is emerging as the leading framework
• What ISO 42001 is
  
  • Overview of the AIMS structure
  • Key ISO 42001 components such as governance, risk management, lifecycle controls, transparency, and human oversight
  • How the Standard addresses the unique risks and characteristics of AI
• How to Implement ISO 42001
  
  • A practical roadmap to successful ISO 42001 implementation, including scoping, governance setup, AI specific risk assessments, and gap analysis
  • How to build on existing management systems and where ISO 42001 differs
  • Common pitfalls to avoid and guidance for effective integration.

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