Pentera has achieved certification for ISO/IEC 42001:2023, the new international standard for AI management systems—becoming the first Adversarial Exposure Validation (AEV) vendor to meet this benchmark. The milestone reinforces Pentera’s leadership in building AI capabilities with a strong emphasis on safety, transparency, and security.
ISO/IEC 42001 is the first global framework designed to guide organizations in establishing, implementing, and continuously improving controls for AI development and usage. It focuses on transparency, accountability, and risk mitigation in AI-driven processes.
Pentera’s Certification Scope
- Operational AI Usage: Incorporates AI-powered features such as Pentera’s AI Security Insights report into its platform operations.
- AI Development Processes: Covers research, build, and governance procedures for AI solutions across teams.
- AI Implementation: Encompasses internal use of AI across departments, tools, and decision-making workflows.
In a rapidly evolving regulatory environment, Pentera applies safe-by-design principles, in-production testing safeguards, and controlled deployment procedures to its AI initiatives. Oversight is provided by a steering committee of domain experts, ensuring responsible execution and strict compliance with operational standards.
“As more organizations embrace AI, concerns around safety and responsible development are rising fast,” said Alex Spivakovsky, VP of Cybersecurity at Pentera. “Safety by design has always been at the core of how we built our platform, and AI is not changing that. We’ve already built a secure foundation for AI-based analysis of cyber risk data, and every AI capability we add moving forward will meet the same standard: Governed for safe enterprise use from day one.”
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