This ISO/IEC 42001 Lead Auditor training prepares audit, risk, and compliance professionals to assess Artificial Intelligence Management Systems (AIMS) in a structured, defensible way. The course focuses on planning, conducting, and closing ISO/IEC 42001 audits in real organizational environments, addressing governance, ethical use of AI, risk management, and regulatory expectations shaping 2024–2025. Participants learn to interpret ISO/IEC 42001 requirements from an auditor’s perspective, evaluate objective evidence, and formulate audit conclusions that stand up to certification scrutiny and executive review.
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Explain core concepts and principles of an AI management system based on ISO/IEC 42001
Translate ISO/IEC 42001 requirements into audit criteria and testable evidence
Plan and execute an ISO/IEC 42001 compliance audit using recognized audit guidelines
Conduct on-site audit activities and document findings with clear conclusions
Manage an ISO/IEC 42001 audit program across multiple audits and scopes
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Senior advisors enterprise risk management
The Global Fund
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An auditor should look for objective evidence that AI governance processes are defined, implemented, monitored, and improved across the AI lifecycle.
“Governance is real only when it produces evidence.”
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The audit should be led by a competent auditor, supported by AI specialists when needed to evaluate technical context and risks.
“Lead with audit competence; support with AI expertise.”
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ISO 19011 influences audits by emphasizing risk-based planning, sampling, evidence evaluation, and consistent reporting across the audit lifecycle.
“Audit discipline keeps complex topics auditable.”
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An audit readiness review is worth doing when AI governance exists but evidence and consistency across teams are uncertain or untested.
“Readiness is about evidence, consistency, and scope clarity.”
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An effective audit program stays risk-based, tracks corrective actions to closure, and updates plans as AI systems, risks, and governance evolve.
“Audit programs create value when they drive verified improvement.”
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