Auditing ISO 42001 The 5 Pillars of AI Management System Compliance

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Recorded22 Jun 2026

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As AI adoption grows, the ability to audit AI systems will become one of the most valuable skills in governance and compliance. Moving beyond static software, artificial intelligence introduces non-deterministic outputs, model drift, and complex algorithmic risks. In this practical masterclass episode, InfosecTrain provides a thorough breakdown of how to evaluate an Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS) under the definitive international standard, ISO/IEC 42001.The "course titled" ISO/IEC 42001 Lead Auditor (LA) Certification Training serves as the ultimate roadmap for risk professionals transitioning into the algorithmic era. We walk through the complete audit lifestyle - from defining boundaries and data lineage during audit scoping to evaluating unique risks like data bias, system transparency, and ethical safety. Learn how to validate machine learning controls, collect defensible model logs as evidence, and structure nonconformity reports that drive continuous optimization.📘 What You’ll Learn:AIMS Essentials: Navigating the foundational architecture of ISO/IEC 42001 and understanding how an AI Management System integrates into corporate governance.Audit Scoping & Boundaries: Defining clear boundaries around enterprise AI models, data pipelines, third-party APIs, and training infrastructures.Auditing Complex Risk Controls: Verifying organizational measures against model bias, data poisoning, algorithmic hallucinations, and safety vulnerabilities.Evidence Collection Frameworks: Moving past static documentation to harvest technical model records, parameter weights, version histories, and monitoring logs.Reporting Success & Corrective Action: Writing precise audit findings, documenting nonconformities objectively, and establishing robust continuous improvement mechanisms.🎧 Essential listening for IT auditors, compliance managers, risk professionals, and GRC leaders ready to validate their credentials in the high-stakes field of AI governance.Watch Full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwmNhHkyYh4

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