ISO/IEC 42001
Gamut supports work towards an ISO/IEC 42001 AI management system, with implementation guidance aligned to the standard’s clause headings and control themes.
What ISO/IEC 42001 is
Section titled “What ISO/IEC 42001 is”ISO/IEC 42001 is the management-system standard for artificial intelligence, the AI equivalent of management-system standards in other domains. It frames AI governance as a managed system with policy, objectives, controls and continual improvement, rather than a one-off exercise. That framing maps directly onto Gamut’s governance lifecycle, which is itself built around continual improvement.
The eight sections
Section titled “The eight sections”Gamut organises ISO/IEC 42001 work into eight sections, following the standard’s structure: the management-system clauses 4 to 10, plus the Annex A controls.
| Section | Clause | Themes covered |
|---|---|---|
| Context of the organisation | Clause 4 | Understanding the organisation, interested parties and the scope of the AI management system. |
| Leadership | Clause 5 | Leadership and commitment, AI policy, roles and responsibilities. |
| Planning | Clause 6 | AI risk assessment and treatment, AI system impact assessment, objectives. |
| Support | Clause 7 | Resources, competence, awareness, communication and documented information. |
| Operations | Clause 8 | Operational planning and control, risk assessment and treatment in operation. |
| Performance evaluation | Clause 9 | Monitoring, measurement, internal audit and management review. |
| Improvement | Clause 10 | Nonconformity, corrective action and continual improvement. |
| Annex A controls | Annex A | The reference set of AI-specific controls (23 control themes). |
Gamut carries detailed clause-level mappings (33 mapped clauses) so that assessment work and evidence attach to the right part of the standard.
How Gamut helps
Section titled “How Gamut helps”- Clause-aligned assessment, organised around clauses 4 to 10 and Annex A.
- Evidence management, the evidence and findings model a management system needs to demonstrate operation.
- Continual improvement, the Improve stage, tracking remediation and change over time.
- Management review, reporting outputs that support clause 9 review.
Crosswalk
Section titled “Crosswalk”ISO/IEC 42001 work shares evidence with GTSAF (every GTSAF control carries ISO/IEC 42001 clause anchors), NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act. Impact assessment under clause 6 aligns with ISO/IEC 42005. See the GTSAF crosswalk table.
- ISO/IEC 42005, AI impact assessment guidance.
- Reporting & exports, outputs for management review.