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AIUC-1 mirrors proven certification paradigms like FedRAMP and HITRUST, with a centralized body issuing all certificates and a network of auditors that prepare audit reports with recommendations.

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What body issues the AIUC-1 certificate?

All AIUC-1 certificates are issued by the Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company. Accredited auditors prepare an AIUC-1 audit report with a recommendation to issue the AIUC-1 certificate alongside technical testing results from an accredited AIUC-1 technical testing body. These two inputs are evaluated by the AIUC-1 Certification Committee and the certificate is issued if the audit report and testing results meet all AIUC-1 requirements. This structure mirrors proven certification paradigms like HITRUST and FedRamp, which also has a central certification body (the HITRUST Alliance / the FedRAMP Joint Authorization Board) combined with a network of accredited auditors (HITRUST Authorized External Assessors / FedRAMP 3PAOs)

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Accredited AIUC-1 auditors

Only the Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company can accredit AIUC-1 auditors. The following organizations have achieved AIUC-1 accreditation

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Auditor Table

Provisional accreditation means the auditor is currently undergoing a witness audit. Full accreditation will be issued subject to satisfactory completion of the witness audit. In addition, the Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company itself conducts AIUC-1 audits periodically, e.g., for new AI agent capabilities or other cases where AIUC-1 standard adaptation may be required.

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Accredited AIUC-1 technical testing bodies

Currently, only the Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company can carry out the quarterly technical testing required as part of AIUC-1. This is to ensure consistency in testing methodology and quality.

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Interested in auditing against AIUC-1?

Organizations interested in becoming accredited AIUC-1 auditors can reach out via the form below. In selecting AIUC-1 auditors for accreditation, emphasis is on:
  1. Consistency - ensuring uniform application of AIUC-1 controls
  2. Technical capabilities - ensuring that AIUC-1 controls are appropriately tested
In practice, this means that new auditors are accredited gradually, prioritizing:
  1. Trusted auditors with a demonstrated track-record of excellence
  2. Auditors with AI capabilities such as ISO 42001 accreditation
Submit this form to join the accreditation waitlist.
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