TSi Stands Apart With ISO 42001 AI Certification
As part of its unwavering commitment to innovation and ethical technology adoption, Tech Systems Inc. (TSi) is proud to announce it has earned the ISO/IEC 42001 Certification, the world’s first international standard for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems (AIMS). The certification was conducted by Schellman Compliance, LLC, an ANAB and UKAS accredited Certification Body.
Published in December 2023 by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), ISO/IEC 42001 sets a global framework for responsible AI management across an organization’s lifecycle. It promotes transparency, fairness, accountability, and safeguards against unintended bias and misuse.
As artificial intelligence continues to transform the security industry, manufacturers and system integrators alike are being challenged to implement and manage increasingly complex technologies. TSi’s achievement of ISO 42001 ensures the company remains a leader in the ethical and responsible integration of AI systems.
“This new certification will allow TSi to establish, maintain, and continuously improve AI management for our clients,” said TSi President, Wayne Smith. “AI is being rapidly integrated into the core of security solutions. Our ability to manage data quality, privacy, and algorithmic transparency will be essential as this technology becomes pervasive in our clients’ critical infrastructure.”
TSi’s history with ISO standards is long and distinguished. The company is already certified in ISO 9001 for quality management and ISO 27001 for information security. With the addition of ISO 42001, TSi becomes one of the few security integrators in the industry to hold all three certifications, demonstrating comprehensive compliance across physical, digital, and now AI-based systems.
“Achieving ISO 42001 was no small feat,” added Smith. “But we believe it’s necessary to maintain our commitment to fanatical customer service. In the near future, clients won’t just prefer certified AI standards…they’ll require them. We want our clients to know we’re already there.”
TSi is a leading security systems integrator that brings subsystems together through planning, design, implementation, and service. Its signature F.O.C.U.S.™ services provide 24/7 unconditional support, with guaranteed on-site response and 100% functionality upon completion of every service call.
In addition to achieving ISO 42001 Certification, TSi has recently announced plans to bring its unique, customer-first approach to international markets, a natural next step in its mission to deliver extraordinary service and secure infrastructure around the globe.
To learn more about TSi and its innovative approach to integrated security solutions, visit www.techsystemsinc.com.




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