- Break/Fix Support
- New Operating System Installation
- Security Updates & Protection
- Software Management
- User Account Management
- Documentation & Reporting
- Microsoft Office-365
- Network Support
- Data Backup Services
- Disaster Recovery Planning
- User Education & Training
- Continuous Improvement
- Enhanced trust – Demonstrates responsible AI governance to clients, regulators, and the public.
- Regulatory alignment – Prepares you for emerging AI laws and global standards.
- Risk reduction – Mitigates AI-related risks, including bias, misuse, and security threats.
- Competitive advantage – Positions your business as a leader in ethical AI adoption.
- Audit-ready framework – Documentation and evidence that withstand external review.
- Tech companies building AI products
- Financial institutions using AI-driven analytics
- Healthcare providers adopting AI diagnostics
- Government agencies deploying AI decision systems
- Any organization seeking responsible AI compliance
A preliminary document review to ensure critical elements, including scope, AI policy, risk assessment methodology, and procedures, are documented. Missing elements indicate unpreparedness.
The primary assessment is to confirm if the AIMS is effectively implemented. The auditor checks compliance through observation, employee interviews, and record examination. Nonconformities must be addressed within a specified time frame for certification.
Ongoing audits to monitor AIMS maintenance throughout the three-year certification period, with at least one annual surveillance audit. Recertification follows after the initial three-year period and includes the same three stages.
