GAISSF to CRO 019 ISO IEC 42001 Crosswalk
Public crosswalk publication mapping GAISSF v1.0 to CRO 019 ISO IEC 42001, with scope, method, limitations and traceability.
GAISSF™ v1.0
ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Mapping
Verified control, evidence-reuse and residual-testing crosswalk
Document ID: GAISSF-CRO-019
Version: 1.0
Status: Verified Publication Candidate
Classification: Informative Crosswalk
Publisher: ODA3 Institute
Legal entity: ODA3 Pvt Ltd
Source baseline: ISO/IEC 42001:2023(E); GAISSF v1.0; VTS v1.0.1
Document Control and Reliance Notice
| Purpose | Support comparative analysis, ISO evidence reuse, GAISSF gap identification and residual VTS planning. |
|---|---|
| Mapping direction | GAISSF control → ISO/IEC 42001 clauses, Annex A controls and Annex B guidance. |
| Normative status | Informative. GAISSF-NOR-001/NOR-004 and ISO/IEC 42001 remain authoritative for their own requirements. |
| Copyright handling | ISO/IEC text was used as a controlled internal source. This document uses identifiers and original paraphrase and does not reproduce the standard. |
| Conformity claim | A mapping does not establish equivalence, implementation, certification or compliance. |
| VTS status | Demo fixtures are non-certifying. Certification use requires approved fixtures, evidence schema, persistent signing key and signed manifest. |
| Maintenance | Review on GAISSF release, VTS/schema change, ISO amendment/corrigendum, or identified mapping defect. |
1. Executive Assessment
The complete ISO/IEC 42001:2023 source supplied by the user was used to revalidate all 59 GAISSF controls. ISO/IEC 42001 provides substantial management-system, risk, impact, lifecycle, data, resource, supplier, documentation and assurance coverage. It generally does not prescribe the control-specific adversarial, agentic, runtime, content-security or cyber-physical mechanisms and quantitative pass criteria defined by GAISSF and its VTS.
The principal reuse opportunity is documentary and governance evidence. The principal residual is technical validation: an organization may reuse ISO-aligned records, but must still demonstrate the GAISSF outcome and linked VTS criteria where applicable.
2. Mapping Method
- Map by objective, scope, trigger, lifecycle stage, evidence and assurance—not keywords alone.
- Use the most specific ISO location supported by the source, including Annex B where it materially informs interpretation.
- Classify the relationship as Direct enablement, Strong partial, Partial, Supporting or Contextual.
- Record residual requirements and notably absent technical mechanisms in every row.
- Treat evidence reuse as conditional on scope match, authenticity, currency, completeness and operating effectiveness.
3. Relationship Taxonomy
| Rating | Meaning | Permitted interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Direct enablement | The GAISSF control explicitly performs or governs the ISO mapping activity. | Supports execution of the mapping process; does not itself establish ISO conformity. |
| Strong partial | Substantial objective, scope and evidence overlap. | Evidence may be reused after qualification; GAISSF residual remains. |
| Partial | Related objective or lifecycle coverage with material differences. | Use as supporting evidence only. |
| Supporting | General governance or assurance support. | Do not treat as control satisfaction. |
| Contextual | Relevant external-regime or comparison context. | No equivalence or compliance inference. |
4. Evidence-Reuse Decision Rules
- Confirm the ISO AIMS scope matches the GAISSF assessment boundary and AI-system inventory.
- Verify the record addresses the same control objective, system, period, supplier and lifecycle stage.
- Reject policy-only evidence where the GAISSF control requires operating-effectiveness or technical test evidence.
- Preserve provenance, version, approvals, retention, integrity and chain of custody.
- Execute the linked VTS where the ISO record does not demonstrate the GAISSF pass criteria.
- Record accepted, partially accepted and rejected evidence with rationale.
5. Notably Absent at the ISO Baseline
ISO/IEC 42001 deliberately permits additional controls beyond Annex A. The following are not prescribed as discrete, testable mechanisms by ISO/IEC 42001 and therefore remain GAISSF residuals where applicable: prompt-injection and jailbreak defenses; least-agency and multi-agent trust controls; model extraction and backdoor testing; LoRA, merge and quantization integrity; AI BOM and model scanning; MCP monitoring and shadow-AI discovery; content filters, leakage tests and watermark robustness; deepfake and AI social-engineering defenses; and functional-safety mechanisms such as safe state, emergency stop, actuator verification and physical-environment integrity monitoring.
6. Detailed 59-Control Crosswalk
Each row must be read together with its residual and VTS columns. ISO locations are reference identifiers; no protected ISO text is reproduced.
| GAISSF control | VTS | ISO/IEC 42001 locations | Relationship / confidence | Evidence potentially reusable | Additional GAISSF validation | Residual / notably absent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D1-CTL-01 Dataset Provenance & Poisoning Prevention | D1-CTL-01-VTS-001 Automated tests/d1_model_integrity/test_dataset_provenance.py | 6.1.2; 6.1.3; 8.1; 8.2; 8.3; A.4.3; A.6.2.4; A.7.2; A.7.3; A.7.4; A.7.5; B.4.3; B.6.2.4; B.7.2-B.7.5 | Strong partial High | Risk/impact assessments; treatment and SoA records; controlled lifecycle documentation; monitoring, audit, supplier, competence, or communication records applicable to the cited locations. | hash_verified = True; source_in_allowlist = True; poisoning_score = 0; test_coverage >= 1000 samples Action: Execute or independently verify the linked GAISSF VTS using scope-appropriate, non-demo fixtures and preserve schema-valid signed evidence. | ISO/IEC 42001 supports data, resource, lifecycle, validation, and monitoring governance but does not prescribe this model-integrity technique or GAISSF VTS threshold. |
| D1-CTL-02 Model Extraction Resistance | D1-CTL-02-VTS-001 Automated tests/d1_model_integrity/test_model_extraction.py | 6.1.2; 6.1.3; 8.1; 8.3; 9.1; A.6.2.4; A.6.2.6; B.6.2.4; B.6.2.6 | Partial Medium | Risk/impact assessments; treatment and SoA records; controlled lifecycle documentation; monitoring, audit, supplier, competence, or communication records applicable to the cited locations. | extraction_success_count < 10 (0.1% of queries); detection_alerts_triggered = True; rate_limiting_enforced = True Action: Execute or independently verify the linked GAISSF VTS using scope-appropriate, non-demo fixtures and preserve schema-valid signed evidence. | ISO/IEC 42001 supports data, resource, lifecycle, validation, and monitoring governance but does not prescribe this model-integrity technique or GAISSF VTS threshold. |
| D1-CTL-03 Behavioral Drift Detection | D1-CTL-03-VTS-001 Automated tests/d1_model_integrity/test_behavioral_drift.py | 6.1.2; 6.1.3; 8.1-8.3; 9.1; 10.1-10.2; A.6.2.4; A.6.2.6; A.6.2.8; B.6.2.4; B.6.2.6; B.6.2.8 | Strong partial High | Risk/impact assessments; treatment and SoA records; controlled lifecycle documentation; monitoring, audit, supplier, competence, or communication records applicable to the cited locations. | max_kl_divergence < 0.05; accuracy_drop < 5% over 30 days; alert_generated_for_any_drift_event = True Action: Execute or independently verify the linked GAISSF VTS using scope-appropriate, non-demo fixtures and preserve schema-valid signed evidence. | ISO/IEC 42001 supports data, resource, lifecycle, validation, and monitoring governance but does not prescribe this model-integrity technique or GAISSF VTS threshold. |
| D1-CTL-04 Federated Learning Poisoning Prevention | D1-CTL-04-VTS-001 Hybrid (Automated + Manual Review) tests/d1_model_integrity/test_federated_poisoning.py | 6.1.2; 6.1.3; 8.1; A.4.2-A.4.5; A.6.1.3; A.6.2.4; A.7.2-A.7.5; B.4; B.6.1.3; B.6.2.4; B.7 | Partial Medium | Risk/impact assessments; treatment and SoA records; controlled lifecycle documentation; monitoring, audit, supplier, competence, or communication records applicable to the cited locations. | malicious_gradient_detection_rate >= 95%; poisoned_gradients_excluded_from_aggregation = True Action: Execute or independently verify the linked GAISSF VTS using scope-appropriate, non-demo fixtures and preserve schema-valid signed evidence. | ISO/IEC 42001 supports data, resource, lifecycle, validation, and monitoring governance but does not prescribe this model-integrity technique or GAISSF VTS threshold. |
| D1-CTL-05 Embedding Space Robustness | D1-CTL-05-VTS-001 Automated tests/d1_model_integrity/test_embedding_robustness.py | 6.1.2; 6.1.3; 8.1; 9.1; A.6.2.4; A.6.2.6; B.6.2.4; B.6.2.6 | Partial Medium | Risk/impact assessments; treatment and SoA records; controlled lifecycle documentation; monitoring, audit, supplier, competence, or communication records applicable to the cited locations. | classification_change_rate < 5% under bounded perturbation (epsilon=0.1); certified_radius_measured = True Action: Execute or independently verify the linked GAISSF VTS using scope-appropriate, non-demo fixtures and preserve schema-valid signed evidence. | ISO/IEC 42001 supports data, resource, lifecycle, validation, and monitoring governance but does not prescribe this model-integrity technique or GAISSF VTS threshold. |
| D1-CTL-06 Post-Quantum Model Signing & Crypto Hardening | D1-CTL-06-VTS-001 Automated tests/d1_model_integrity/test_pqc_signing.py | 6.1.3; 7.5.3; 8.1; A.4.4; A.4.5; A.6.2.3-A.6.2.5; B.4.4-B.4.5; B.6.2.3-B.6.2.5 | Supporting Medium | Risk/impact assessments; treatment and SoA records; controlled lifecycle documentation; monitoring, audit, supplier, competence, or communication records applicable to the cited locations. | legacy_rsa_signature_rejected = True; tls_downgrade_blocked = True; pqc_key_exchange_enabled = True Action: Execute or independently verify the linked GAISSF VTS using scope-appropriate, non-demo fixtures and preserve schema-valid signed evidence. | ISO/IEC 42001 supports data, resource, lifecycle, validation, and monitoring governance but does not prescribe this model-integrity technique or GAISSF VTS threshold. |
7. Reverse Traceability Summary
| ISO location | Primary subject | GAISSF reuse / limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Clauses 4-5 | Context, scope, leadership, policy, roles | Primarily D6 and D8; supports D3/D4 accountability and boundary decisions. |
| Clause 6 | Risk, impact, treatment, objectives and change planning | Cross-domain support; strongest general bridge to GAISSF control selection and residual controls. |
| Clause 7 | Resources, competence, awareness, communication and documented information | D6/D7 governance evidence and evidence-control support across all domains. |
| Clause 8 | Operational planning, risk treatment and impact assessment | Operational bridge to all domains, but does not define most GAISSF technical mechanisms. |
| Clauses 9-10 | Monitoring, audit, management review, corrective action and improvement | Assurance reuse across all domains; technical retesting remains required. |
| Annex A.2-A.3 | Policy and internal organization | D6 governance; D3/D4 accountability. |
| Annex A.4 | AI resources | D1, D3, D4 and D9 resource/component inventories. |
| Annex A.5 | AI-system impacts | D5, D7, D8 and D9 impact/harm assessment. |
| Annex A.6 | AI lifecycle | Broadest technical-governance overlap across D1-D6 and D9. |
| Annex A.7 | Data for AI systems | D1 and D5 data governance, provenance, quality and preparation. |
| Annex A.8 | Information for interested parties | D5/D6/D8 documentation, concerns, incident communication and reporting. |
| Annex A.9 | Responsible use | D2/D3/D5/D6/D7 use controls and human oversight. |
| Annex A.10 | Third-party and customer relationships | D4 and D6 supplier/shared-responsibility governance. |
8. VTS and Certification Handling
- The VTS release manifest links all 59 controls to executable test files.
- Demo mode and placeholder fixtures are non-certifying.
- Certification use requires the evidence schema, persistent Ed25519 signing key, real or certified-simulation fixtures and a signed manifest.
- ISO evidence may reduce duplicate documentary work but does not waive GAISSF technical validation or independent verification.
- Any test substitution, inherited evidence or compensating control decision must be documented by the applicable assessment scheme.
9. Source Register
| Source | Use |
|---|---|
| ISO/IEC 42001:2023(E) | Complete 62-page source supplied by user; internal controlled use; not distributed with CRO-019. |
| GAISSF-NOR-001 v1.0 | Authoritative framework, conformance and evidence baseline. |
| GAISSF-NOR-004 v1.0 | Authoritative 59-control catalogue and VTS/evidence records. |
| GAISSF-NOR-005 v1.0 | Controlled terminology. |
| GAISSF-NOR-006 v1.0 | Controlled source and crosswalk citation rules. |
| GAISSF VTS v1.0.1 | Executable 59-control validation package and release manifest. |
| GAISSF evidence schema v1.0 | Machine-readable evidence structure. |
| GAISSF implementation/crosswalk schemas v1.0 | Machine-readable control and mapping structures. |
10. Publication and Claims Rules
- Publish CRO-019 as informative, version-controlled and source-bounded.
- Do not reproduce the supplied ISO/IEC PDF or substantial ISO text.
- Do not state that GAISSF is equivalent to ISO/IEC 42001 or that one certification satisfies the other.
- Identify the exact GAISSF and ISO editions in every mapping claim.
- Publish the DOCX/PDF explanation together with the XLSX register and JSON register.
- Record changes to mappings, relationship ratings, VTS IDs or source editions in controlled release notes.
Annex A — Mapping Register Field Definition
| Field | Definition |
|---|---|
| control_id | Stable GAISSF control identifier. |
| vts_id / vts_test_file | Executable validation traceability. |
| iso_42001_references | Clause, Annex A control and Annex B guidance identifiers. |
| relationship | Nature of overlap without equivalence. |
| mapping_confidence | Strength of source-based mapping conclusion. |
| iso_evidence_reuse | Evidence candidates subject to qualification. |
| additional_gaissf_validation | Residual VTS or independent verification action. |
| gaissf_residual_notably_absent | Specific mechanism or outcome not prescribed by the ISO baseline. |