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ISO 42001 – Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS) Practitioner Training & Certification.
Summary
The ISO 42001 AIMS Practitioner is a training program designed for professionals responsible for adopting and operationalizing AI Management Systems in their organizations.
The training program provides comprehensive practical knowledge to implement ISO 42001:2023, covering governance, ethical AI principles, risk management, operational controls, audit readiness, and continual improvement.
A specialized module on ISO/IEC 42005 equips training participants to perform structured AI Impact Assessments, enabling them to identify and mitigate potential ethical, societal, and safety impacts of AI systems.
Objectives
- Understand the ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Standard
- Design and implement an AI Management System (AIMS)
- Apply AI Governance and Risk Management Principles
- Conduct AI Impact Assessments using ISO/IEC 42005
- Develop and Manage AIMS Documentation
- Prepare for and Conduct Internal Audits
- Demonstrate Certification Readiness
- Integrate AIMS with Broader Business Systems
Key Training Takeaways
- Clear understanding of the ISO/IEC 42001:2023 structure, purpose, and implementation roadmap for an AI Management System (AIMS).
- Ability to define the scope, objectives, and policies of AIMS tailored to your organizational context.
- Skills to identify, assess, and treat AI-specific risks, including bias, discrimination, privacy, and explainability.
- Proficiency in mapping and implementing Annex A controls aligned to AI lifecycle governance.
- Deep insight into conducting AI Impact Assessments (AIIA) using ISO/IEC 42005, including social, ethical, and human rights dimensions.
- Knowledge to develop and maintain AIMS documentation, including procedures, SoA, records, and templates.
- Practical tools for resource planning, training, and stakeholder engagement within an AI governance framework.
- Readiness to lead ISO 42001 certification initiatives, including Stage 1 & 2 audit preparation.
- Awareness of how to integrate AIMS with existing systems (e.g., ISO 27001, 9001, ESG, digital transformation).
Who should attend?
- AI Management & Governance Leaders
- Compliance, Risk & Ethics Professionals
- Information Security & IT Governance Professionals
- Data & AI Product Teams
- Audit & Assurance Professionals
- Legal, Policy, and Digital Transformation Teams
- Anyone Tasked with ISO 42001 Implementation
Prerequisites (Optional but Beneficial)
- Basic understanding of AI systems and data lifecycle
- Familiarity with ISO management system standards (e.g., ISO 27001, ISO 9001, ISO 37301)
- Experience in compliance, risk management, or technology governance
Training Handouts
- Training program handouts
- Sample policies
- Sample templates & checklist
Note:
To reinforce learning & assess understanding, a multiple-choice quiz is conducted at the end of the training program. This ensures key concepts are retained & participants leave with greater confidence & clarity.
Syllabus
Foundations of AIMS & Initiation
Module 1: Introduction to AIMS & ISO 42001 Fundamentals
- What is AI – Definition & Overview
- Understanding the AI Lifecycle
- Structure & Components of ISO 42001 AIMS Standard
Module 2: Implementing Clause 4 Context of the Organization
- Clause 4 Objectives
- Implementing Clause 4 & its Sub-Clauses
- Critical Activities for Clause 4 Implementation
- Critical Stakeholders involved in Implementation
- Documents & Artifacts required for Clause 4 Implementation
- Implementation Risks & a possible Mitigation Strategy
- Summary
Module 3: Implementing Clause 5 Leadership
- Clause 5 Objectives
- Implementing Clause 5 & its Sub-Clauses
- Critical Activities for Implementation
- Critical Stakeholders involved in Implementation
- Documents & Artifacts required for Implementation
- Implementation Risks & a possible Mitigation Strategy
- Summary
Module 4: Implementing Clause 6 Planning
- Clause 6 Objectives
- Implementing Clause 6 & its Sub-Clauses
- Critical Activities for Implementation
- Critical Stakeholders involved in Implementation
- Documents & Artifacts required for Implementation
- Implementation Risks & a possible Mitigation Strategy
- Summary
Module 5: Implementing Clause 7 Support
- Clause 7 Objectives
- Implementing Clause 7 & its Sub-Clauses
- Critical Activities for Implementation
- Critical Stakeholders involved in Implementation
- Documents & Artifacts required for Implementation
- Implementation Risks & a possible Mitigation Strategy
- Summary
Module 6: Implementing Clause 8 Operation
- Clause 8 Objectives
- Implementing Clause 8 & its Sub-Clauses
- Critical Activities for Implementation
- Critical Stakeholders involved in Implementation
- Documents & Artifacts required for Implementation
- Implementation Risks & a possible Mitigation Strategy
- Summary
Module 7: Implementing Clause 9 Performance Evaluation Operation
- Clause 9 Objectives
- Implementing Clause 9 & its Sub-Clauses
- What to Monitor and Measure (Across Industries)?
- Tools and Techniques for Monitoring and Measurement
- Documentation and Reporting
- Valid Methods and Tools for Monitoring, Measurement, Analysis and Evaluation
- Valid methods to Ensure Reliable Results
- Tools & Techniques for Monitoring & Analysis
- AI-Specific Model Validation & Auditing Methods
- Documentation & Review
- When Should Monitoring and Measuring Be Performed?
- When Should the Results be Analyzed & Evaluated?
- Documented Information as Evidence of Results
- Key Types of Documented Information to Retain
- Evaluating the Performance and Effectiveness of the AIMS
- How to Evaluate Performance and Effectiveness of AIMS
- Management Review Inputs
- Management Review Results: Required Outputs
- Management Review Results: Required Documentation
Module 8: Implementing Clause 10 Improvement
- Clause 10 Objectives
- Implementing Clause 10 & its Sub-Clauses
- Documents & Artifacts required for Implementation
- Summary
Summary:
- ISO 42001 AIMS Implementation Steps
- Things to Remember while implementing the AIMS standard
- Reference Note