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Rising AI adoption drives urgent push for stronger security governance
Enterprises are rapidly scaling AI systems—from on-premises data centers to cloud-based agentic AI—creating new security, compliance, and governance challenges. Risks range from model theft ...
Deloitte highlights importance of AI governance as ISO 42001 gains ...
As artificial intelligence continues to be adopted across business functions and customer-facing technologies, Deloitte notes that the need for stronger governance and risk management around AI is becoming more important than ever. Against this backdrop, ISO/IEC 42001, released in December 2023 by the International Organization for Standardization, is emerging as a key framework to help organisations build trustworthy, transparent and accountable AI systems.As businesses explore the potential of generative AI and other advanced AI applications, they are also facing growing concerns around accuracy, bias, data privacy, cybersecurity and regulatory compliance. These concerns are no longer limited to technology teams alone, but are increasingly becoming boardroom matters, particularly as organisations seek to scale AI responsibly while maintaining stakeholder confidence.ISO 42001 provides a structured management system standard for AI governance and risk management across the AI lifecycle. It covers key areas such as governance structures, accountability, risk assessment, transparency, fairness, and mechanisms to support compliance with evolving legal and regulatory requirements. For organisations looking to adopt AI more confidently, the standard offers a practical way to strengthen internal oversight while demonstrating readiness to customers, regulators and other stakeholders.From a Deloitte perspective, the significance of ISO 42001 lies not only in certification, but in what it represents. It signals that an organisation is taking a more disciplined and sustainable approach to managing AI-related risks while also building the foundations for long-term trust. As AI becomes more embedded in business operations and decision-making, this kind of maturity will become increasingly important.Commenting on the growing relevance of structured AI governance, Vengadasalam Balagobi, Cyber and Technology Risk Head and Information Security Leader at Deloitte Sri Lanka & Maldives, said “AI adoption is accelerating across industries, but so are the associated risks. Organisations need to move beyond experimentation and focus on building structured governance around how AI systems are developed and used. Frameworks such as ISO 42001 provide a practical starting point to strengthen oversight, manage risks effectively, and build trust with stakeholders.”The relevance of this standard is also tied to the broader global regulatory direction. AI-related requirements are cont...
Deloitte highlights importance of AI governance as ISO 42001 gains ...
As artificial intelligence continues to be adopted across business functions and customer-facing technologies, Deloitte notes that the need for stronger ...
AI governance around the world | The Alan Turing Institute
Introduction The international AI governance landscape continues to evolve as jurisdictions around the world balance the need to navigate increased competition with earlier commitments to advancing international alignment and cooperation on AI governance and safety.
