Secure AI: ISO 42001 and Where to Start

Secure AI:
ISO 42001
and Where to Start
A free 90-minute webinar for risk, compliance, and technology professionals across Asia
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Asia-ISAC AI and Cyber Webinar Series | 8 July 2026 | 1:30 - 3:00 PM SGT | via Zoom | Open to practitioners across Asia | In partnership with RIMAS and Globe

WHY THIS MATTERS NOW
ISO 42001 is no longer optional. Are you ready?
Regulators across Asia are no longer signaling intent. They are acting. South Korea's AI Basic Act is in force. Vietnam's AI Law took effect in March 2026. Singapore's MAS and Hong Kong's HKMA have set clear AI governance expectations for financial institutions. Japan's FSA updated its AI risk guidelines this year.
For organizations deploying AI in financial services, healthcare, energy, and telecom, the question is no longer whether you need an AI governance framework. It is whether you can afford to build one without a structured starting point.
ISO 42001 is that starting point.

75%+
of organizations have not fully implemented an AI governance program, despite 86% being aware that AI regulations are coming
(Knostic AI, The 20 Biggest AI Governance Statistics and Trends of 2025)

Only 14%
of organizations that use AI in operations have an enterprise-level AI governance framework in place
(2025 AI Governance Benchmark Report)

7 clauses. 38 controls.
The full scope of ISO 42001 — Clauses 4 through 10, plus 38 Annex A controls — that this webinar walks through in plain language
(ISO/IEC 42001:2023)

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WHAT YOU'LL LEAVE WITH
Practical. Jargon-free. Applicable the week after.

1
What ISO 42001 actually requires.
A clear, plain-language breakdown of the standard: what it covers, what it does not, and how it maps onto Asia's regulatory landscape.
2
A clause-by-clause walkthrough.
Every clause explained in practical terms, with real-world context for regulated sectors across the region.
3
Three day-one actions.
The three immediate steps that cost nothing but move your organization ahead of 90% of peers — actions you can take before your next team meeting.
4
Your readiness scorecard.
A simple self-assessment tool that gives you a clear picture of where you stand and what to prioritize next.
SPEAKERS
The people in the room

HOST
James Cruz
Asia-ISAC Founder & Director

RESOURCE SPEAKER
Andeed Ma
Risk and Insurance Management Association of Singapore (RIMAS) President
Andeed brings over 17 years of experience in AI, cybersecurity, and risk management. As Convenor of Singapore's ISO 42001 Committee, he led the development of SS ISO/IEC 42001:2024, making him one of the few practitioners in Asia with direct experience shaping how the standard is applied at a national level. He lectures on AI and automation at the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) and is the co-author of the Wiley-published book "AI for Humanity: Building a Sustainable AI for the Future."

PANELIST
Derick Ohmar Adil
Senior Director, Head of AI and Privacy Governance, Globe Telecom
Derick leads enterprise-wide efforts at Globe Telecom to embed responsible AI, privacy by design, and digital trust into how AI is designed, deployed, and scaled. With over 19 years of experience across AI governance, privacy, and enterprise transformation, he approaches governance as an enabler of innovation rather than a barrier to it. He also serves as Convenor of the Joint Advisory Group on AI and Sustainability at ISO, Chief Standards and Certification Officer of the International AI Safety Commission and Chair of the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) Philippines.

PANELIST
Rookie Nagtalon
Board of Trustees, CIO Philippines
Rookie is a digital technology leader with over three decades of experience driving large-scale digital transformation, cyber resilience, and institutional innovation across enterprise technology, healthcare, and finance. He serves on the Board of Trustees of CIO Philippines and as Strategic Business and Group CTO at Aidea. He is also a Charter Co-Founder of the Cloud Security Alliance Philippines Chapter.

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Open to risk and compliance officers, CISOs, IT risk heads, internal auditors, AI and data leads, and heads of digital transformation across Asia.