AI Governance – Ready for AIMS
Implementing an AI Management System (AIMS) per ISO 42001 builds on competencies developed over years in security and data privacy programs. ISMS and GDPR experience form the natural foundation.
Challenge
AI systems are being integrated into more and more business processes. The EU AI Act creates new regulatory requirements. Many organizations deploy AI without a systematic governance structure – a growing risk for compliance, reputation and trust.
Our Approach
Risk assessment (ISO 23894), control frameworks, stakeholder management and compliance reporting – competencies developed over years of security and data privacy work. Complemented by certification as AI Professional (TÜV).
Services at a Glance
From gap analysis to implementation support.
AIMS per ISO 42001
Building and implementing an AI Management System. From gap analysis to readiness assessment.
AI Risk Management
Risk assessment per ISO 23894 and building control frameworks for AI systems.
Compliance & Reporting
Compliance reporting, stakeholder management and integration into existing ISMS and GDPR structures.
Gap Analysis & Assessment
Systematic evaluation of your AI governance maturity. Identifying action areas and priorities.
From ISMS to AIMS – A Natural Step
ISO 42001 and ISO 27001 share the same high-level structure. Organizations with an existing ISMS can reuse up to 40% of governance processes. Risk assessment, control frameworks, stakeholder management and compliance reporting – the core competencies are identical.
Over 25 years of project experience in Security Governance and data privacy form the foundation for sound AIMS advisory.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an AI Management System (AIMS)?
An AIMS per ISO 42001 is a systematic framework for the responsible use of AI in organizations. It encompasses governance structures, risk assessment, control frameworks and continuous monitoring – comparable to an ISMS for information security.
Does my organization need ISO 42001?
If you deploy or plan to deploy AI systems, regulatory compliance is becoming increasingly important – particularly in the context of the EU AI Act. ISO 42001 provides a recognized framework to govern AI responsibly and build trust with customers and regulators.
How are ISMS and AIMS related?
ISO 42001 and ISO 27001 share the same high-level structure (Clauses 4-10). Organizations with an existing ISMS can reuse up to 40% of governance processes. ISMS and GDPR experience form the natural foundation for an AIMS implementation.
What is ISO 23894?
ISO 23894 is the international standard for AI risk management. It complements ISO 42001 by providing specific guidance for identifying, assessing and treating AI-related risks.
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