A Practical First Step for AI Governance and ISO 42001
AI governance is going the way of ISO 27001: optional today, a condition of doing business tomorrow.
Plus: your AI Register template and a checklist of five things to have in place before you consider ISO 42001.
Max Hopwood
Information Assurance Consultant (Qualified ISO 42001 Implementer and Auditor)
Majid Ali
Field CTO
In 45 minutes, you'll leave knowing:
Why AI governance is becoming a requirement for suppliers and the organisations buying from them
What ISO 42001 requires, and whether you need certification now or later
How to find and record every AI tool in use across your organisation
What good foundational governance looks like in practice
The pathway from foundations to ISO 42001, the EU AI Act and NIST
Clients are adding it to supplier questionnaires, procurement teams want evidence before they sign, and you'll soon need the same assurance from your own suppliers. ISO 42001 is the international standard setting that benchmark, and because AI is moving fast, it's expected to become a requirement far faster than 27001 did.
If AI governance has landed on your desk alongside your day job, this session gives you a clear place to start. We'll explain what's driving the requirement, what ISO 42001 expects and why full certification isn't the right first step for everyone, and how to build practical foundations now so you're ready when it becomes mandatory.
This session will be especially valuable for HR, legal and finance companies.
Wants to get ahead of ISO 42001 without committing to full certification yet
PGI's consultants are qualified ISO 42001 Auditors and Implementers. We'll show you where to start, what you need now and what can wait. Register now.
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