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Get certified in AI governance aligned with ISO/IEC 42001
Certify organisational AI governance through ISO/IEC 42001
Validate AI systems for compliance with global governance standards
The Global AI Certification Council (GAICC) is a professional certification body dedicated to Artificial Intelligence governance and compliance.
GAICC trains and certifies professionals in the implementation and audit of AI Management Systems based on ISO/IEC 42001, helping organisations build the internal capability needed to develop, deploy, and govern AI ethically, transparently, and responsibly.
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Unlike general compliance bodies, GAICC is dedicated exclusively to AI governance, ethics, and risk management.
GAICC is an independent, authorized certification body certifying professionals and organisations in AI governance.
Every GAICC certification is aligned with ISO/IEC 42001, the world’s first AI Management System standard, ensuring global credibility.
Courses are designed and reviewed by AI governance experts to ensure real-world relevance across industries.
Join a global network of auditors, implementers, and compliance leaders shaping responsible AI adoption.
Earn verifiable CPD hours, secure digital certificates, and shareable LinkedIn credentials recognised globally.
Programs include hands-on simulations, audit templates, and compliance scenarios based on real AI systems.
Missed it the first time? Retake your exam at a reduced fee and move closer to certification success.
ISO/IEC 42001 is the world’s first Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS) standard. It defines how organisations design, deploy, monitor, and govern AI systems in an ethical, transparent, and risk-managed manner, aligned with global regulatory and governance expectations.
GAICC certification programs are fully aligned with ISO/IEC 42001. They enable professionals, organisations, and AI systems to demonstrate compliance with internationally recognised best practices for responsible, trustworthy AI.
Explore the latest insights, frameworks, and case studies on AI governance, ISO/IEC 42001, and responsible AI adoption – written by GAICC experts and global partners.
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Take our quick AI Governance Path Quiz and discover which ISO/IEC 42001 certification best fits your career — whether you’re just starting out or leading enterprise compliance.
Yes. GAICC certifications are aligned with ISO/IEC 42001, the world’s first AI Management System (AIMS) standard.
They are recognised across industries and geographies — ensuring your credential is respected by regulators, enterprises, and certification bodies worldwide.
The Implementer path teaches you how to build and manage AI Governance Systems (AIMS) inside organisations.
The Auditor path prepares you to evaluate and certify those systems against ISO/IEC 42001 standards.
Both roles are essential — Implementers build, Auditors validate.
CPD (Continuing Professional Development) credits reflect your learning hours and professional growth.
GAICC programs award 16–32 CPD credits, which are verifiable through a digital certificate and LinkedIn badge.
Each GAICC certification is valid for three years.
You can renew it by earning additional CPD credits or by retaking the certification exam.
Within your organization, only members of your team can access your data, and what they can see and do is determined by the role you assign them (Admin, Editor, Reviewer, or Auditor). Other customers cannot access your data under any circumstances every record is scoped to your organization and enforced on every request.
On our side, access is restricted to a small number of authorized engineers under least-privilege controls, used only for support, maintenance, and incident response. Sensitive credentials such as passwords are stored using industry-standard one-way hashing — even our own team cannot read them.
We use a small number of subprocessors to operate the service. Each one receives only the limited data needed for its specific function.
Specific implementation details are not disclosed publicly for security reasons.
Our production database is backed up automatically in line with our managed provider’s standard backup policy, and we use those backups for disaster recovery — restoring the service from a major incident such as widespread data corruption or infrastructure failure.
It’s important to distinguish disaster recovery from routine deletion. When a user deletes data through the platform, that deletion is performed in the live environment and should be treated as final for normal use. Backups exist to protect the availability and integrity of the service as a whole; they are not intended for retrieving individual records or undoing routine user-initiated deletions on request.
Our underlying infrastructure providers, including our cloud and managed database providers, are independently audited against recognised standards including SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
At the application layer we operate continuous safeguards across monitoring, and vulnerability management. Further specifics are not disclosed publicly for security reasons.
