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ISO/IEC 42001 Readiness Report

Lucia Moreau

Director of Revenue Operations · Cadence RevOps
Software & SaaS
Role
deployer
Complexity
medium
Confidence
100 · High
AIMS scope
product line

As a deployer with a medium-complexity AIMS, your self-attested readiness is "Early foundations" (43/100). You are strongest in context & aims scope; the most material gap is in operation & ai lifecycle control.

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Executive summary
Readiness score
43/ 100
Early foundations
Domain average
43raw

No foundational caps — the headline equals the weighted domain average.

Confidence
100High

Reflects how complete and consistent your scope and current-state answers are. Reported separately — it never changes readiness.

Foundational caps
0binding

Foundational AIMS gaps that cap the score and cannot be averaged away. See findings below.

What this assessment indicates

As a deployer with a medium-complexity AIMS, your self-attested readiness is "Early foundations" (43/100). You are strongest in context & aims scope; the most material gap is in operation & ai lifecycle control.

Strongest domain
Context & AIMS scope
Primary gap
Operation & AI lifecycle control
Immediate focus
Gate high-impact agent actions behind human approval

Management-system domain performance

Score out of 100 · target 70
Context & AIMS scope
55.9
Leadership, policy & accountability
55.7
Planning, risks, impacts & objectives
40
Support, competence & documented information
40
Performance evaluation
40
Improvement
40
Data & model controls
40
Value chain & third parties
40
Operation & AI lifecycle control
33.8
0–24 Critical25–49 At risk50–74 Moderate75–100 Strong

Certification preparation

Significant prep required

Audit-readiness signals across the certification-critical artifacts — 1 of 8 appear in place.

Leadership-approved AI policyReady
AI risk assessment & treatment processPartial
Statement of ApplicabilityPartial
AI system impact assessmentsPartial
Internal AIMS auditPartial
Management reviewPartial
Evidence organized for auditPartial
Certification body / audit planPartial

Top strengths

  • Are the boundaries and applicability of the AI management system (AIMS) defined and documented? Clause 4.3
  • Is there a documented AI policy approved by top management and appropriate to the organization's purpose? Clause 5.2

Top gaps

  • Are high-impact or irreversible agent actions gated by human approval or policy checks? A.9.2
  • Can the organization pause, disable or revoke agent capabilities quickly (kill switch)? A.6.2.6
  • Are agent tools, permissions and scopes limited by explicit purpose and risk? A.6 / security
  • Is there an internal audit programme covering all AIMS clauses and applicable Annex A controls? Clause 9.2
  • Is the Statement of Applicability complete and consistent with the risk treatment plan? Clause 6.1.3

Prioritized remediation roadmap

  1. P0
    Gate high-impact agent actions behind human approval
    A.9.2Owner: Platform / SecurityBefore certification / 0–30 days
  2. P0
    Implement a kill switch to pause or revoke agent capabilities
    A.6.2.6Owner: Platform / SecurityBefore certification / 0–30 days
  3. P0
    Run internal audits across all AIMS clauses and Annex A
    Clause 9.2Owner: Internal AuditBefore certification / 0–30 days

Turn these findings into a certification-prep plan

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This is an informational, self-attested readiness result — not an ISO/IEC 42001 certification, accredited audit, conformity assessment, legal opinion, or proof that an AI management system meets the standard. No documents or evidence were reviewed. Foundational caps prevent a strong area from hiding a missing foundation; the confidence score reflects how complete and consistent your answers are, not whether controls truly exist.