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ISO 42001 Training: How the AI Management System Standard Works and What It Demands

Clause 10: Nonconformity, Corrective Action and Improvement

Quiz: Clause 10: Nonconformity, Corrective Action and Improvement

Annex A Controls and the Statement of Applicability

Quiz: Annex A Controls and the Statement of Applicability

Where ISO/IEC 42005 and ISO/IEC 23894 Fit Alongside 42001

Quiz: Where ISO/IEC 42005 and ISO/IEC 23894 Fit Alongside 42001

Mapping ISO 42001 to EU AI Act Article 17 Quality Management

Quiz: Mapping ISO 42001 to EU AI Act Article 17 Quality Management

The Certification Route: Stage 1, Stage 2 and Surveillance Audits

Quiz: The Certification Route: Stage 1, Stage 2 and Surveillance Audits

What Changed With the First UKAS Accredited Certificate in January 2026

Quiz: What Changed With the First UKAS Accredited Certificate in January 2026

Final exam: ISO 42001 Training: How the AI Management System Standard Works and What It Demands

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Quiz: What Changed With the First UKAS Accredited Certificate in January 2026

ISO 42001 Training: How the AI Management System Standard Works and What It Demands
What Changed With the First UKAS Accredited Certificate in January 2026
Quiz: What Changed With the First UKAS Accredited Certificate in January 2026

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What does UKAS accreditation of a certification body for ISO 42001 mean?

The certification body is approved by the government
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Independent verification that the certification body has auditors with the required competence and follows sound procedures
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It guarantees that an organisation's AI systems are safe
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It is required for all organisations in the UK
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Which certification body became the first UKAS-accredited body for ISO 42001?

Deloitte
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KPMG
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British Standards Institution
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EY
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3. Question

Does UKAS accreditation make ISO 42001 certification mandatory?

Yes, all organisations must now seek accredited certification
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No; ISO 42001 remains voluntary; accreditation just provides independent verification for those who seek it
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Yes, but only in the United Kingdom
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Only for organisations over 1000 people
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4. Question

What is defined in ISO/IEC 42006?

The competence requirements that auditors of AI management systems should have
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The requirements for AI systems themselves
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The quality management system structure
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The risk assessment methodology
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5. Question

Why is the availability of UKAS-accredited certification likely to increase adoption of ISO 42001?

Because it now becomes mandatory
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Because customers and investors can have confidence in verified compliance and competition among accredited bodies may reduce costs
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Because auditors can no longer make mistakes
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Because organisations no longer need to do internal audits
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