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The audit-logging requirements that matter for on-premise AI in banks and insurers are four: log every decision with its input, model version and actor; sign each record cryptographically; retain it f
ISO/IEC 42001 became a buyer requirement in 2026 as major providers certified against it. We examine what the standard asks for in practice, and why a runtime that executes offline on owned hardware s
ISO 42001 asks organisations to prove their AI is governed, safe and accountable. Most answer with documents. We answer with architecture: every action signed before it runs, every decision logged in
ISO/IEC 42001 is the first international standard for managing artificial intelligence, and it asks for governance, audit and accountability you can prove. An owned, audited, on premises Sovereign Int
I hold an ISO 42001 certificate in real regard. But I keep meeting people who think it proves what their model did last Tuesday. It does not, and in this essay I explain the gap and how I close it.
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Learn what ISO/IEC 42001 certification really proves, how to read scope boundaries, and what evidence to request so procurement doesn’t mistake a badge for governance.