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Canadian Cyber helps organizations implement ISO/IEC 42001 by establishing practical AI governance frameworks, risk management processes, policies, controls, and audit-ready documentation aligned with the standard’s requirements. Our consultants work closely with leadership, security, privacy, compliance, and operational teams to identify AI systems, assess risks, implement governance controls, and prepare the evidence needed for certification readiness. Leveraging extensive experience in ISO 27001, SOC 2, cybersecurity, and compliance programs, Canadian Cyber helps organizations build responsible, transparent, and well-governed AI practices while supporting innovation and regulatory compliance.
ISO/IEC 42001 is the international management system standard for Artificial Intelligence. It helps organizations manage AI risks, responsibilities, controls, documentation, and continual improvement.
AI adoption is accelerating across business operations. Without governance, AI can create privacy, accountability, security, vendor, and compliance risks.
Review AI usage, current controls, risks, and gaps.
Define scope, inventory, governance roles, and policies.
Build controls, workflows, procedures, and evidence.
Support internal audit, management review, and remediation.
Prepare for external certification audit with an independent body.
ISO 27001 focuses on information security management. ISO 42001 focuses on artificial intelligence management. Together, they help organizations manage both information security and responsible AI governance.
Canadian Cyber can help integrate ISO 42001 with your ISO 27001 ISMS, SOC 2 program, risk register, vendor review process, internal audit workflow, and evidence system.
We’ll help you identify likely gaps, priorities, and next steps for audit readiness.
ISO/IEC 42001 is an international standard for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems. It helps organizations govern AI responsibly through policies, roles, controls, evidence, and continual improvement.
No. It applies to organizations that develop, provide, or use AI-based products or services.
No. Canadian Cyber helps with implementation and certification readiness. Formal certification is issued by an independent certification body.
Yes. Many governance, risk, internal audit, management review, and evidence processes can be aligned with ISO 27001.
The best first step is an ISO 42001 readiness or gap assessment to understand current AI usage, governance gaps, documentation needs, and implementation priorities.