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ISO/IEC 42001 AIMS

AI Management System (AIMS) Certification – Audit, Consulting & Training | Singapore's First Dedicated ISO 42001 Consultancy

ISO 42001 AI Management System

ISO/IEC 42001:2023 – World's first AI Management System standard

ISO/IEC 42001:2023 is the international standard for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems (AIMS). In Singapore, it is increasingly mandated by enterprise procurement, aligned with IMDA's AI Verify framework, required by MAS AI Risk Management Guidelines (finalised 2026), and the foundation for CSA's Cyber Trust Mark AI security pillar. ICFC — Singapore's first dedicated ISO 42001 consultancy — delivers AIMS audit, consultation, and training with EDG grant management built in.

2023

ISO 42001 published

4–6 mo

Typical implementation

50%

EDG grant co-funding

25+

Industries served SG

What is ISO 42001 AIMS? Singapore's AI governance standard

ISO/IEC 42001:2023 provides a framework for organisations to establish policies and processes for the responsible development, provision, and use of AI systems — covering governance, risk management, transparency, human oversight, and ethical AI across the entire AI lifecycle. Singapore has nationally adopted ISO 42001 as SS ISO/IEC 42001:2024. The Singapore Accreditation Council (SAC) launched its ISO/IEC 42001 AIMS accreditation programme in early 2025.

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Gap analysis, Stage 1 & 2 audits, pre-certification, surveillance.

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Full implementation, ISO 27001 integration, MAS AI alignment, EDG grant managed.

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Lead Auditor (PECB pathway), Internal Auditor, Implementer, Board governance.

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EDG / MASA grant — up to 50% co-funding for ISO 42001 consultation

Enterprise Singapore's EDG covers up to 50% of qualifying ISO 42001 consultation fees for eligible Singapore SMEs.

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Frequently asked questions — ISO 42001 AIMS

IMDA's Framework is voluntary and principles-based. ISO 42001 is a certifiable international management system standard — an accredited third-party verifies your AI governance.

ISO 42001 certifies your organisation's AI management system, not the tools. However, Annex A.9 requires you to assess third-party AI risks.

Typical fees S$15,000–S$40,000 depending on AI systems in scope. EDG covers up to 50% for eligible SMEs.

The MAS AI Risk Management Guidelines (2026) establish supervisory expectations — ISO 42001 is the most efficient framework for demonstrating compliance.
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Why Singapore AI companies must act now — 2026 tipping point

MAS AI Risk Management Guidelines finalised 2026; CTM AI Security Pillar new mandatory controls; EU AI Act high-risk enforcement August 2025.

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Free 30-minute AI governance assessment. Honest gap analysis of your AI systems against ISO 42001:2023.

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ISO 42001 AIMS — your questions answered

Find answers about ISO 42001 certification, Singapore AI governance, timelines, costs, and EDG grant eligibility.

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Typical AIMS implementation takes 4–6 months from gap analysis to certification, depending on the number of AI systems in scope.
Yes — ISO 42001 uses the same Annex SL high-level structure as ISO 27001. ICFC offers integrated AIMS+ISMS implementation, reducing total cost by 30–40%.
Absolutely. For small AI companies, a focused scope covering one or two AI systems with the highest risk profile is achievable and commercially valuable.
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