Mimecast is the First Cybersecurity Company to Achieve AI Management System Standard ISO 42001

Mimecast, a leading cybersecurity company transforming the way  businesses manage and mitigate human risk, announced it has achieved ISO 42001 certification  through the certification body, Schellman.  

As the world’s first AI Management Systems standard, ISO 42001 is an international standard that  provides a framework for managing AI risks and opportunities, encourages continuous improvement,  and covers the entire AI lifecycle. Mimecast’s achievement of this certification underscores the  company’s commitment to ethical and responsible AI usage while revolutionizing how organizations  manage and mitigate human-centered security risks.  

“Achieving ISO 42001 certification represents a critical milestone for Mimecast as we continue to lead  the charge in human risk management driven by AI,” said Jeff Schumann, VP of Collaboration Security &  AI Strategist. “This certification reinforces our mission to build trustworthy, secure, human-centered  solutions that help customers navigate an ever-changing digital landscape.” 

Earning this ISO 42001 certification directly benefits Mimecast customers by ensuring:  • Enhanced trust in AI-driven solutions. 

• Improved risk management capabilities. 

• Greater confidence in compliance and regulatory alignment. 

• Support for continuous improvement and innovation. 

• Increased confidence in ethical AI practices, transparency, fairness and accountability in AI  applications. 

This achievement further solidifies Mimecast’s position as a leader in trustworthy innovation, building on  its previous certifications obtained through the certification body Schellman for management systems,  including Information Security, Privacy Information and Business Continuity that ensure availability, confidentiality and integrity of information assets. 

Mimecast’s commitment to ethical AI practices is reinforced by its Responsible AI Council, which plays a  critical role in maintaining transparency, ethics and safety across all AI applications within the company.  The council defines governance policies, adapts to advancements in AI and fosters trust with  stakeholders.

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