Graphwise ‘Sets the Gold Standard’ for Compliant Enterprise AI by Achieving ISO 42001 Certification

Graphwise, a leading Graph AI provider, announced it has achieved ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification—the international standard for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems (AIMS) recognizing Graphwise's ability to proactively identify and mitigate AI-related risks, enabling enterprises to overcome the critical challenge of harnessing the power of Large Language Models (LLMs) without compromising safety, transparency, and legal accountability. 

“The era of ‘blind’ generative AI is over and enterprises today recognized that they must anchor their systems in semantic truth. ISO 42001 is quickly becoming the defining global standard for responsible AI, providing organizations with a structured framework to ensure the ethical, transparent, and well-governed development, and use of artificial intelligence,” said Andreas Koller, VP infrastructure and information security, Graphwise. “By aligning our Graph RAG technology with the ISO 42001 standard, Graphwise provides the technical and legal ‘trust layer’ enterprises need to innovate with confidence.”

Graphwise’s Graph RAG capabilities combine LLMs with a Semantic Knowledge Graph and include key compliance features such as:

• Multi-Hop Reasoning: Unlike keyword searches, Graphwise understands complex relationships, providing more accurate and contextually aware answers.
• Deterministic Grounding: Graphwise makes certain that every output is anchored to an organization’s proprietary, verified data, virtually eliminating the risk of misinformation.
• Audit-Ready Provenance: With Graphwise, every response includes clear citations and a "reasoning path," allowing compliance teams to see exactly why the AI reached its conclusion.

As the first global standard dedicated to AI management, ISO/IEC 42001 provides a framework for governance, risk management, transparency, and accountability across the AI lifecycle and AI solutions providers.

Achieving this certification reflects Graphwise’s company-wide commitment to responsible AI and its ability to identify and mitigate biases and hallucinations at the architectural level, the company said. The certification also assures the data fueling an organization’s Knowledge Graph is handled with the highest standards of quality and lineage which is a core requirement of the EU AI Act’s data governance mandates.

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