What the course covers
A structured, one day introduction to:
1) ISO 42001 basics
- Purpose, scope, goals and key terminology.
- What a standard is, how management system standards are structured and the main clauses of ISO 42001.
2) Governance drivers and landscape
- Ethical, legal, commercial and reputational drivers.
- Global AI regulation trends to be aware of.
3) AI governance principles in practice
- Transparency, accountability, fairness, robustness.
- Human oversight and lifecycle governance from data to decommissioning.
4) Certification and how to use the standard
- Accredited vs nonaccredited certification options.
- Certification audit stages and certificate attributes.
- Benefits of certification.
- Related standards (e.g. ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 23894), Annex A control categories and integrating an AIMS with existing management systems.
5) Implementing an AIMS
- PlanDoCheckAct approach.
- Six planning steps, defining scope boundaries, milestones and project communications.
- Core elements of an AIMS, documentation controls and key requirements in clauses 4–10.
6) Risk and impact assessment essentials
- Risk concepts, assessment steps and objectives; assets, threats and vulnerabilities; risk treatment options, control selection and the Statement of Applicability.
- Impact assessment steps, stakeholders and outputs, and how organisations act on the results