Understanding ISO 42001 (AIMS)
In December 2025, the
International Standard ISO 42001 for AI Management Systems (AIMS) will take center stage as businesses worldwide aim to integrate artificial intelligence responsibly and effectively. To help navigate this new landscape, Optima Solutions, a Tokyo-based information security firm, has begun distributing archived videos of their recently held seminar covering the intricacies of ISO 42001.
What You Can Learn
This seminar, hosted remotely, features two critical sections.
Part One: The Rise of Generative AI and the Need for Rules
- - Reflections on the emergence of generative AI and its implications
- - Security risks and countermeasures associated with utilizing generative AI in business
- - The necessity of regulations and governance surrounding AI
- - An overview of ISO 42001 (AIMS)
Part Two: Constructing AIMS Based on ISO 42001
- - Understanding what the ISO 42001 framework entails
- - Guidelines for developing essential AIMS documentation
- - The seven steps to building an effective AIMS
- - Insights into AI risk assessment
The Background of the Seminar
Since the introduction of ChatGPT in late 2022, AI technology has been evolving at a rapid pace, quickly becoming an integral part of various business operations. This unstoppable progression hints at a future where AI not only transforms our daily lives but also reshapes the business landscape. However, with the implementation and use of AI come challenges around ethics, safety, and legal risks that cannot be overlooked.
To alleviate these concerns, the international standard
ISO 42001, or AIMS, is established as a powerful tool for demonstrating responsible management and utilization of AI. As this standard gains traction, it will enable companies to foster trust with customers and society through its implementation.
Upcoming Certification and Consulting Services
Starting in 2026, the auditing process for ISO 42001 (AIMS) will commence. Optima Solutions is well-prepared to assist businesses with consulting services geared towards obtaining ISO 42001 certification, ensuring they are primed for this upcoming standard.
To enhance awareness and knowledge about the requirements and benefits of AIMS, the seminar was organized, and the footage is now available for viewing. Participants will have access to full recording of the session along with downloadable materials, arming them with the latest information to navigate AI implementation intelligently.
Who Should Attend?
This seminar is highly recommended for:
- - Those eager to learn more about ISO 42001 (AIMS certification)
- - Companies planning to seriously consider developing internal management systems
- - Individuals wanting to understand the relationship of ISMS (ISO 27001) with AIMS
- - Anyone interested in obtaining current information relevant to AI
Access the Full Seminar
To access the archived seminar, please visit the following link:
ISO 42001 Video Registration
Registration Deadline: Ongoing
Target Audience: This opportunity is specifically catered to executives and personnel from organizations considering AIMS acquisition. Note that professionals from competing firms, individuals, and legal offices should refrain from applying.
About the Instructors
1.
Koji Naka, Privacy Samurai
- CEO, Optima Solutions
- Background at Sony, specialising in management systems (Privacy Mark, ISMS)
2.
Tomonaga Endo
- Executive Director & Senior Consultant, Optima Solutions
- Has an extensive track record in consulting related to Privacy Mark, ISMS, and systems development.
Company Overview: Optima Solutions
Located in Tokyo's Minato Ward, Optima Solutions has been a pioneering firm in information security and personal data protection consulting since its foundation in March 2005, with a capital of 10 million yen.
- - Head Office: 5th Floor, Cross Office Naikaichō, 1-18-6 Nishishinbashi, Minato, Tokyo
- - Branches: 9th Floor, Osaka Eki-Mae No. 4 Building, 1-11-4-923 Umeda, Osaka; 3rd Floor, GS Sakae Building, 5-26-39 Sakae, Naka Ward, Nagoya
- - Website: Optima Solutions
As business operations increasingly hinge on AI's capabilities, staying updated with standards like ISO 42001 (AIMS) is essential for leaders to navigate this change successfully.