Kontent.ai becomes the first CMS to achieve ISO/IEC 42001 certification for AI governance
At Kontent.ai, we’ve made responsible AI governance a priority, and this milestone reflects that commitment.
Written by Daniel Filakovsky

At Kontent.ai, we’ve made responsible AI governance a priority, and this milestone reflects that commitment.
Written by Daniel Filakovsky

We’re proud to announce that Kontent.ai has achieved ISO/IEC 42001 certification, becoming the first content management system (CMS) platform in the world to earn this certification. ISO/IEC 42001 focuses on how organizations manage, govern, and operate artificial intelligence responsibly.
ISO/IEC 42001 is the international standard for responsible AI management systems. It defines how organizations should develop, deploy, and operate AI systems in a controlled, transparent, and accountable way.
The standard addresses AI-specific challenges, including:
Unlike traditional security standards, ISO/IEC 42001 is purpose-built for AI, addressing risks and behaviors that don’t exist in conventional software.
Our ISO/IEC 42001 certification applies to the entire Kontent.ai platform, not just individual AI features.
It includes all APIs, AI-powered capabilities, and internal AI-related processes, including but not limited to:
The audit evaluated both our product and our internal operations, ensuring that responsible AI practices are embedded in how we work, not bolted on later.
AI regulation is evolving rapidly. Frameworks such as the EU AI Act, along with enterprise programs like Microsoft’s Supplier Security and Privacy Assurance, increasingly require vendors to demonstrate formal AI governance.
ISO/IEC 42001 gives your compliance, legal, and security teams immediate, independent assurance that AI risks are identified, managed, and continuously reviewed.
AI introduces risks that traditional software does not, including hallucinations, bias, lack of explainability, and unpredictable behavior.
By working with Kontent.ai, you choose a vendor with audited, systematic processes to manage these risks throughout the AI lifecycle.
Our certification confirms that we have:
Vendor evaluations often stall due to unanswered AI governance questions, and ISO/IEC 42001 significantly reduces that friction.
Combined with our existing security certifications, independent auditors have already validated our practices, helping you move from evaluation to implementation faster.
Achieving ISO/IEC 42001 required demonstrating mature, organization-wide AI governance, including:
Kontent.ai is the first CMS platform to achieve ISO/IEC 42001 certification.
While many vendors talk about responsible AI, we’ve validated our approach through independent audit, setting a new bar for AI governance in content management.
Responsible AI governance only works when it’s built on strong security and privacy practices.
That’s why, alongside ISO/IEC 42001, we have:
For our customers, this means:
We’re committed to ongoing openness about our AI practices. Soon, we’ll release our AI-CAIQ, providing deeper visibility into how we govern AI.
Customers can always request certification documentation directly, and we keep our Trust Center and Responsible AI pages continuously updated.
ISO/IEC 42001 now joins our existing certifications:
When evaluating CMS platforms, the question is no longer:
“Does this platform have AI?”
It’s now: “Can we trust how that AI is governed?”
AI is transforming content management, and Kontent.ai is committed to leading that transformation responsibly.

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