ISO 42001 and AI Governance
The 2027 ISO 42001 AI audits most mid-market companies will fail, the EU AI Act Article 12 logging requirements, and the 2027-2030 AI assurance market for the firms building this practice now.
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Scoping and Pricing ISO 42001 Audits: A Practitioner's Guide for Assurance Firms
Most firms pricing ISO 42001 audits at "ISO 27001 plus 30%" are mispricing them by 50% or more. The five scoping questions, the multipliers, and the math.
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What to Sample in an ISO 42001 Audit: An Evidence Field Guide
ISO 42001 requires "documented information" but doesn't specify what that looks like for AI. A field guide for what to sample in 2027-era audits.
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The 2027-2030 AI Audit Market: How Assurance Firms Will Differentiate
By 2030, the firms that started early will have shaped how AI assurance is delivered. Three differentiation dimensions and the talent and pricing trajectory.
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EU AI Act Article 12: What AI Logging Requirements Mean for Audit Firms and Their Clients
EU AI Act Article 12 is already applicable to high-risk AI systems newly placed on the EU market. What it requires, how it overlaps ISO 42001, and what to do now.
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Best AI Governance Platforms 2026
Most AI governance platforms in 2026 classify prompts. Which of IBM, ServiceNow, Credo AI, OneTrust, and Holistic AI actually prove what the agent did — and what the SMB integrity-plus-coherence alternative looks like.
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