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ISO/IEC 42001:2023

Govern your AI, not just your data

The first international AI management system standard. 39 Annex A controls across policy, internal organisation, resources, impacts, the AI life cycle, data and third parties are instantiated per workspace — with a Statement of Applicability, an AI-system register and AI-system impact assessments. Readiness is scored over the controls you deem applicable.

ISO 42001 · moduleAIMS

39

Annex A controls

SoA

applicability-driven

AI register

+ impact assessments

  • 39 Annex A controls + SoA
  • AI-system register
  • AI-system impact assessments
  • Management-system clauses + readiness

What’s in the module

The first AI management system standard, modelled properly

39 Annex A controls across areas A.2–A.10, plus the management-system clauses 4–10 tailored to AI — not a generic policy template.

  • 01

    39 Annex A controls + SoA

    Controls across areas A.2–A.10 with applicability, justification and status. Exclude what does not apply; readiness scores over applicable controls only.

  • 02

    AI-system register

    A first-class inventory of the AI systems you build or use, linked to the controls and impact assessments that govern them.

  • 03

    AI-system impact assessments

    Structured impact assessments for each AI system, with an AI drafter that proposes a first version from the system’s context for a person to review.

  • 04

    Management-system clauses + readiness

    Clauses 4–10 tailored to AI (AI policy, AI risk assessment and treatment) for the audit wizard, plus an AI readiness analyser that verdicts each control.

Beyond the controls

The surfaces an AI governance programme actually needs

Statement of Applicability

ISO 42001 is a Statement-of-Applicability standard. Every Annex A control carries applicability, justification and status; exclude what doesn’t apply to how you build or use AI, and readiness scores over the applicable set only.

AI-system register

A first-class inventory of the AI systems you build or procure — each linked to the controls that govern it and the impact assessment that documents its risks.

AI-system impact assessments

Structured impact assessments per AI system, with an AI drafter that proposes a first version from the system’s context and scope for a person to review and own.

AI readiness analyser

Per-control verdicts — ready, partial or gap — with the cited evidence behind them, persisted as snapshots so you can watch readiness move as you close gaps.

See ISO 42001 readiness on your AI

Register your AI systems, run an impact assessment, and watch the readiness analyser verdict each control — live.