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Unico adds ISO 42001 AI governance certification to identity platform

Biometric Update · · International · AI Governance

Unico, an identity verification platform, has obtained ISO 42001 certification, a standard covering AI management systems. The certification applies to its identity platform, which processes biometric data to verify people's identities.

Why this matters: ISO 42001 is a relatively new standard that sets requirements for how organizations manage AI systems responsibly. Getting certified means an external body checked that Unico has documented processes in place. That matters here because identity platforms handle biometric data — fingerprints, faces, things you cannot change if something goes wrong. Certification is not a guarantee of safety, but it does create a paper trail. If something goes wrong, there is now a documented standard to measure the failure against, and someone to hold accountable for the gap.

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