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ISO 42001 vs. HITRUST AI security certification
The former is very broad and the latter quite narrow.
Oct 30
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Walter Haydock
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New York State Department of Financial Services guidance on AI security and governance
What a key regulator is focused on.
Oct 28
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Walter Haydock
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3 ways ISO 42001 can help AI-powered companies comply with California's training data transparency bill (AB-2013)
California asserts global jurisdiction over AI.
Oct 16
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Walter Haydock
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3 ways ISO 42001 can help AI-powered companies comply with California's training data transparency bill (AB-2013)
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Navigate Obamacare nondiscrimination regulations for healthcare AI customers with ISO 42001
Last week an AI-powered health-tech startup founder flagged this HUGE compliance issue:
Sep 23
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Walter Haydock
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Navigate Obamacare nondiscrimination regulations for healthcare AI customers with ISO 42001
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I read (and gave feedback on) the entire HITRUST AI Security Specification so you don't have to
A highly-focused cybersecurity certification for those developing AI systems.
Sep 13
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Walter Haydock
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I read (and gave feedback on) the entire HITRUST AI Security Specification so you don't have to
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EU AI Risk Categorizations
The law creates a lot of new terminology...and requirements.
Sep 13
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Walter Haydock
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EU AI Risk Categorizations
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ISO 42001 and U.S state/local AI regulations
Not a silver bullet, but the best chance for comprehensive compliance.
Aug 26
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Walter Haydock
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How NOT to write an AI policy
You might be better off not having one than doing this.
Jul 31
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Walter Haydock
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How NOT to write an AI policy
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3 AI governance frameworks business leaders can use to accelerate sales and avoid regulatory fines
NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act, and ISO 42001
Jul 12
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Walter Haydock
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3 AI governance frameworks business leaders can use to accelerate sales and avoid regulatory fines
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Compliance and AI: 3 quick observations
How to win with AI while keeping regulators and auditors happy
Apr 16
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Walter Haydock
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3 essential steps for private equity funds to use AI securely, unlock value for LPs, and comply with SEC regulations
Avoid nasty SEC fines related to AI use with these key measures.
Apr 15
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Walter Haydock
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3 essential steps for private equity funds to use AI securely, unlock value for LPs, and comply with SEC regulations
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Continuous compliance cycle: sorting the quick from the dead (SEC-regulated firms)
Why do clients often wait for new regulations before updating their policies? Is it caution, procrastination, or a misunderstanding of how compliance…
Apr 4
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Walter Haydock
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