Keyfactor Receives ISO 42001 Certification for AI Governance
Keyfactor announced in a press release that it has received ISO 42001 certification, the international standard for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems. The certification was issued by A-LIGN after an independent audit.
Keyfactor said the certification covers its structured Artificial Intelligence Management System for governing the development, deployment, and use of AI technologies. The company said the system is integrated with its existing security and compliance programs.
ISO 42001 provides a framework for organizations that build, deploy, or use AI systems. The standard covers areas such as risk management, governance, transparency, privacy, and accountability.
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