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Integrated ISO 27001 & ISO 42001 Controls Mapping Toolkit

A practitioner-grade system for integrating AI governance into an existing ISMS without duplicating controls, documentation, or evidence.

Build Once. Comply Twice™ - reuse, extend, or introduce controls proportionately, with a single audit-ready narrative across both standards.

Includes an auditor-ready orientation sheet to align reviewers quickly and reduce audit friction.

Designed for organisations where audit clarity, evidence efficiency, and governance defensibility matter.

£995 - a complete ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 controls integration system designed to produce a unified control framework, a single evidence model, and a clear, defensible audit narrative.

One-off purchase • Licensed for organisational use • Instant digital access on release


What this toolkit enables

  • Identify which ISO 27001 controls already satisfy ISO 42001 requirements
  • Determine where controls require proportionate AI-specific extension
  • Isolate genuinely new ISO 42001 control obligations
  • Design a single, audit-ready evidence library across both standards
  • Present a clear, defensible audit narrative without parallel systems

Designed for

  • ISMS and assurance leads
  • AI governance and information governance owners
  • Risk, compliance, and internal audit teams
  • Organisations extending ISO 27001 to support ISO 42001
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A structured controls integration system designed for real organisational operating models.
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Integrated ISO 27001 & ISO 42001 Management System - a unified, audit-ready view of information security and AI governance.

Files included

  • Combined Controls Mapping System - the full integration engine covering clauses 4-10, Annex A mapping, overlap summaries, evidence mapping, RACI, information architecture, and proportionality model.
  • Product Master Guide - the authoritative reference explaining the integration philosophy, terminology, artefact structure, and audit positioning of the unified ISMS and AIMS.
  • How-To Guide - a practical implementation guide with a worked examples explaining how controls are unified where no AI-specific extension is required.
  • Auditor Orientation Sheet (bonus) - A concise, one-page briefing designed to help auditors quickly understand the integrated ISMS and AIMS approach, and navigate controls and evidence efficiently.

What this toolkit is - and is not

  • Is: an operational control integration system built for audits and real governance
  • Is not: a policy pack, academic crosswalk, or generic ISO explainer
  • Is not: a parallel AI governance framework running alongside your ISMS

Procurement justification

The AIBI Integrated ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 Controls Mapping Toolkit is a one-off governance integration asset designed to reduce duplicated controls, duplicated documentation, and fragmented evidence when extending an existing ISMS to support ISO 42001.

The toolkit provides a structured decision model for reusing, extending, or introducing controls, supported by a unified evidence framework and auditor-ready narratives.

This approach enables proportional AI governance, reduces audit preparation effort, and supports a coherent, defensible management system across both standards.

Suitable for internal approval and assurance-led procurement.

This reduces audit preparation effort, review time, and the risk of inconsistent control interpretation.

Frequently asked questions

Does this replace ISO 27001?
No. It extends and integrates ISO 27001 to support ISO 42001 without creating a parallel system.

Is this only for certified organisations?
No. It is suitable for organisations operating ISO 27001-aligned controls, whether certified or not.

Will this help with audits?
Yes. The toolkit is explicitly designed to support clean audit narratives and efficient evidence review.

Is this overkill for smaller organisations?
No. The toolkit is designed to support proportional implementation, allowing organisations to reuse existing controls and focus effort only where ISO 42001 introduces new requirements.