ISO/IEC 42001 Alignment
A reference mapping between ISO/IEC 42001 AI management system objectives and MPLP protocol mechanisms.
Usage Boundary
This page provides an informative reference mapping between selected ISO/IEC 42001 objectives and MPLP protocol mechanisms. It does not constitute an official attestation or normative conformity statement.
MPLP defines governance and lifecycle semantics that organizationsmay reference when designing or documenting their own AI management systems. Responsibility for ISO/IEC 42001 alignment remains solely with the adopting organization.
This reference follows the MPLP Standards Compatibility & Mapping Policy.
Important Disclaimer
This document is NOT an official attestation or normative conformity statement.
- MPLP is not an accredited certification body.
- This alignment mapping is provided for informational purposes only.
- Organizations seeking ISO/IEC 42001 certification must undergo independent third-party assessment.
- Use of MPLP does not guarantee or imply conformance with ISO/IEC 42001.
The mapping below illustrates how MPLP protocol mechanisms may support organizations in addressing certain ISO/IEC 42001 objectives. It is the responsibility of each organization to assess applicability to their specific context.
Scope
Alignment Scope
This reference covers selected governance-relevant themes of ISO/IEC 42001 where MPLP protocol mechanisms may provide structural support. This is not an exhaustive mapping.
What This Covers
- ✓Governance controls related to AI system lifecycle management
- ✓Traceability and structured audit trail requirements
- ✓Risk management through governance boundaries
Adjudication Evidence
Mapping & Evidence Pointers
Authoritative mapping between ISO/IEC 42001 objectives and verifiable protocol evidence is maintained in the Validation Lab.
For authoritative information on ISO/IEC 42001, refer to the official ISO publication.
Enterprise Evaluation Path
Use this standards mapping as an input to your internal review. MPLP provides reference mappings and verifiable governance semantics—without official attestations or rankings.