Searching for advice on how to best navigate AI governance? Looking to make your GRC processes easier in 2024? In this month's edition of Risk Positive, executives and industry experts will teach you how to do just that.
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NIST just released a new open source tool, Dioptra, intended to assess AI model risk: https://lnkd.in/exFD7FrJ Like with all such tools, it's not going to eliminate risk outright, but can help orgs get a handle on some common cases. As with many tools at launch, it's also fairly limited to start, but will hopefully grow to be more capable over time.
Department of Commerce Announces New Guidance, Tools 270 Days Following President Biden’s Executive Order on AI
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In case you missed it during the holiday season, ISO 42001, a standard for promoting trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) through the implementation of an AI management system (AIMS), was published in late December. It’s an important and exciting stride forward as it relates to putting into place a certifiable standard (framework) for demonstrating AI compliance in the areas of security, safety, privacy, fairness, transparency, and data quality (among others). Please take a look at our newly revised blog as well as a few high points from our initial read of the standard: - Can we be certified against ISO 42001 today? o As of today, no. All certification bodies (CBs) need to undergo an accreditation process with their respective accreditation bodies (ABs). As this is a net-new standard (and not an update to an existing standard that we saw with ISO 27001 going from :2013 to :2022), the process is more extensive. - How similar is ISO 42001 to other management system standards (MSS), like ISO 27001? o The look and feel will be very similar to ISO 27001: a management system framework structured around clauses 4-10 and an Annex of controls (38 total vs. the 93 currently in ISO 27001:2022); however, the focus of ISO 42001 is around how organizations use, develop, monitor, or provide products & services that utilize AI. - Are other MSS like ISO 27001 a prerequisite to be certified? o No. ISO 42001 will complement (and not replace) existing MSS around quality (9001), security (27001), and privacy (27701) – these frameworks not considered prerequisites to become ISO 42001 certified. - What areas do the 38 Annex A controls cover? o Keys areas surrounding AI systems such as: policies related to AI, resources (e.g., data, tooling, human, system and computing, etc.), data (e.g., quality, accuracy, training, etc.) impact analysis, system life cycle, responsible / intended use, etc. - AI "role" determination o Similar to ISO 27701 where organizations define their role with respect to PII as a Controller, Processor, or Both, ISO 42001 requires organizations to determine their role with respect to AI systems (e.g., AI provider, producer, developer, multiple, etc.) which will help determine the applicability and extent of the applicability of the requirements and controls within the standard. While CBs cannot perform certification audits as of today, in the interim we can assist with readiness assessment work as organizations beginning to implement their AIMS. Schellman plans to begin the accreditation process as soon as possible. #aicompliance #ai #iso42001 #iso27001 #iso9001 #iso27701 #artificialintelligence
How ISO 42001 “AIMS” to Promote Trustworthy AI
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Are you aware of how AI impacts your data in your organization? 🤔 Not-for-profits often overlook crucial questions regarding AI risk management. Learn about the key risks and best practices to ensure AI governance in this useful article. 👇 #AI #ArtificialIintelligence #notforprofits
Embrace AI with Confidence: Understanding the Risks for Not-for-Profits
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The AI Advantage: Elevating Services for Canadians ... responsibly! AI isn't just a buzzword; it's a game-changer for how we serve Canadians. 🇨🇦 I'm truly excited about the possibilities AI unlocks for innovation, efficiency and positive impact across all aspects of the public sector. Let's embrace this technology responsibly and harness its power to create a brighter future for all Canadians. 🚀 ...and now for the exciting news! We are among the *first organizations* to conduct a third-party AI readiness assessment against #NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF) and #ISO ISO/IEC 42001 standards. Our dedication to AI governance and risk management sets us apart. This report is also a big step forward in helping address the recommendations from the Treasury Board Secretariat's Guide on the use of Generative AI. Kudos to the incredible team at Google for their hard work! Check out the blog from Coalfire: https://lnkd.in/enr2JjNx Stay updated on Google Cloud’s cutting-edge strategy for AI governance and risk management in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/ed4wJP-N
Coalfire Systems Partners with Google Cloud on AI Governance
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🏛️ It's been another eventful month for #AIpolicy with the release of the NIST Adversarial ML Taxonomy, the EU AI Act finalized text, the AI Foundation Model Transparency Act draft bill in Congress, and more! As the AI policy landscape continues its rapid evolution, many are having a difficult time navigating the complex amalgamation of frameworks, regulations, executive orders, and legislation. Check out our January AI Governance Policy Roundup to help you cut through the noise with a need-to-know snapshot of recent domestic and international updates (link below). Please reach out if you’d like to learn more about what these might mean for your company and how Robust Intelligence can help. https://lnkd.in/g4bQgCap #AIgovernance #AIcompliance #EUAIact #NIST #AIexecutiveorder
AI Governance Policy Roundup (January 2024) — Robust Intelligence
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Getting the Board on Board with GRC – Especially as AI Adoption Increases - As regulations increase and new tech converges, the governance, risk and compliance (GRC) function is quickly becoming more important to the health, finances and security of enterprises today. However, GRC needs support to do its job well, and that requires support from the top down – which hasn’t always been easy to obtain. Board members need to understand the value of GRC today, especially amid rising AI adoption, which introduces an organization to new risks faster than ever. In other words, you’ve got to get the board on board. Increasing regulations and new tech Organizations today face all sorts of […] - https://lnkd.in/e4q4X5py
Getting the Board on Board with GRC – Especially as AI Adoption Increases
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Getting the Board on Board with GRC – Especially as AI Adoption Increases - As regulations increase and new tech converges, the governance, risk and compliance (GRC) function is quickly becoming more important to the health, finances and security of enterprises today. However, GRC needs support to do its job well, and that requires support from the top down – which hasn’t always been easy to obtain. Board members need to understand the value of GRC today, especially amid rising AI adoption, which introduces an organization to new risks faster than ever. In other words, you’ve got to get the board on board. Increasing regulations and new tech Organizations today face all sorts of […] - https://lnkd.in/e4q4X5py
Getting the Board on Board with GRC – Especially as AI Adoption Increases
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"Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. And today? Today is a gift. That's why we call it the present." ― Eleanor Roosevelt
Are you ready for AI? There is a good chance that you are already using or experiencing AI. Your phone, any Google search, Microsoft Copilot, and now many companies are embracing AI to deliver services. Stephen Prowse FCA RCA, from Riverina organisation National Audit Group, explores how AI is changing the face of auditing.
🔍 Are Audit Firms Ready for the AI Revolution? Our latest blog post by Steven Watson, FCA✰ explores how AI and data analytics are reshaping the audit world, not only enhancing traditional audit processes but also enabling auditors to provide significant value to clients while tackling financial issues more efficiently. ➡ Streamlined Workflows: Automated data processing, better risk assessments, and continuous auditing. ➡Client Value: Deeper insights, improved fraud detection, and cost efficiency. ➡Emerging Trends: AI governance, cybersecurity, and evolving auditor skills. 🔗 Read the Full Article Here
Technological Transformation - Update on AI and Data Analytics
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For the first time, the US Government makes public new NIST draft guidance from U.S. AI Safety Institute to help AI developers evaluate and mitigate risks stemming from generative AI and dual-use foundation models. The NIST releases cover varied aspects of AI technology. Two of them appear today for the first time: One is the initial public draft of a guidance document from the U.S. AI Safety Institute, and is intended to help software developers mitigate the risks stemming from generative AI and dual-use foundation models — AI systems that can be used for either beneficial or harmful purposes. The other is a testing platform designed to help AI system users and developers measure how certain types of attacks can degrade the performance of an AI system. Of the remaining three releases, two are guidance documents designed to help manage the risks of generative AI — the technology that enables many chatbots as well as text-based image and video creation tools — and serve as companion resources to NIST’s AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF) and Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF). The third proposes a plan for U.S. stakeholders to work with others around the globe on AI standards. These three publications previously appeared April 29 in draft form for public comment, and NIST is now releasing their final versions. All of these should encourage developers and innovators that the US Authorities want increased use of AI, but through careful measures and caution. As a tool, AI can be very useful in our daily work, but one should be aware of the risks, and should not be over-reliant on its abilities. #USA #AIguidance #AI RHTLaw Asia LLP #NIST #generativeai #dualusefoundation #riskmanagementframework
Department of Commerce Announces New Guidance, Tools 270 Days Following President Biden’s Executive Order on AI
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