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ISO/IEC 42001 readiness

ISO/IEC 42001 is a management-system standard, so readiness spans your whole programme rather than one AI System.

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Project → Framework Assessments (ISO/IEC 42001); the reference readiness view is linked from the project's Assure page

Where to do the work

Manage ISO/IEC 42001 through Framework Assessments like any other framework: run the self-assessment, have it approved, then build, test and evidence the resulting controls. Shared controls let one control support ISO/IEC 42001 and other frameworks.

The readiness view

The ISO 42001 page lists the standard's controls with their implementation status and an evidence reference, and summarises readiness as Ready, Nearly ready, In progress or Not ready. It is kept for reference alongside Framework Assessments.

Readiness is not certification

A readiness result is not ISO certification. Certification can only be granted by an accredited certification body after an external audit.

Last reviewed 2 October 2026

Next stepGovernance maturityA maturity assessment scores your programme's capability across eight governance domains, so you can set targets and track improvement.
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