AI Threat Intelligence, Mapped to the Controls It Affects

Most AI threat feeds tell you what happened. This one tells you which ISO/IEC 42001 control it touches. Every item is a daily AI-risk briefing curated from public intelligence — tagged to the specific ISO/IEC 42001 control and the risk-register rows it affects, and rated Critical, High, Medium, or Low. It is built from the audit floor, so a headline becomes a control action instead of noise.

What every item includes

• The risk, in plain terms — a concise summary and why it matters.
• Affected ISO/IEC 42001 control(s) — the clause and Annex A control it bears on.
• Risk-register impact — the rows it changes, so your assessment stays current instead of stale.
• Severity — Critical / High / Medium / Low, for fast triage.
• What to check — a next step, framed the way an auditor would raise it.

Why it beats a generic threat feed

Generic security feeds surface volume and leave the “so what for my ISO/IEC 42001 program?” to you. Because every item here is mapped to a control and a risk-register row by a certified lead auditor, it does the translation from news to governance evidence — the same lens used in a real certification audit. That mapping is the differentiator.

Who it’s for

AI governance leads and ISO/IEC 42001 program owners keeping a management system current; risk managers who need their register to reflect this week, not last quarter; internal auditors preparing evidence; and consultants advising multiple clients. If you own Clause 6.1 and Clause 9 in practice, this is your daily input.

// Curated by a certified ISO/IEC 42001 Lead Auditor at ITG insights.