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Certification in applying the NIST Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0) and its Playbook: govern, map, measure and manage the risks of AI systems throughout their lifecycle. AI already takes part in business, customer and operational decisions, bringing risks unlike traditional technology risks: harmful bias, lack of transparency, security failures or unforeseen impacts on people. The NIST AI RMF has become the reference for managing them. CertJoin’s AIRMF-CE validates the ability to guide an organization in applying it in practice: establishing adequate governance, mapping the context and risks of each system, measuring its performance and trustworthiness, and managing those risks continuously, acting as a bridge between technical teams and business, compliance and risk leaders.

Description

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Exam Details

  • Exam Name: NIST AI RMF Certified Expert (AIRMF-CE)
  • Exam Format: Multiple choice, online with remote supervision (proctoring)
  • Exam Delivery: Safe Exam Browser
  • Number of Questions: 50 questions: 70% scenarios / 30% conceptual
  • Exam Duration: 90 minutes
  • Passing Score: 70% (35 out of 50 correct answers)
  • Available Languages: Spanish / English
  • Attempts: Maximum 2 attempts (minimum 15 days between attempts)
  • Validity: 3 years · 20 CPD credits per year

Main Subjects

  • AI RMF fundamentals and trustworthy AI characteristics (12%): Purpose, audience and voluntary nature of the AI RMF; AI-specific risks and harms versus traditional technology risks; The seven characteristics of trustworthy AI; The four functions of the framework and the complementary role of the Playbook.
  • The Govern function (20%): Govern as the cross-cutting foundation of the other functions; AI risk management policies, processes and procedures; Roles, responsibilities and accountability; Third-party risks: external suppliers, models and data; Organizational risk management culture and continuous improvement.
  • The Map function (18%): Business context, purpose and intended use of the system; Categorization by capability, application domain and technical method; Benefits, costs and impacts on individuals, groups and the organization; Anticipated and unanticipated risks, including third-party risks, across the lifecycle.
  • The Measure function (18%): Quantitative and qualitative assessment methods; Validity, reliability and robustness; Bias, fairness and impact on affected groups; Continuous monitoring of performance and emerging risks in production.
  • The Manage function (18%): Prioritizing risks by likelihood and magnitude of impact; Risk response: mitigate, transfer, avoid or accept with documentation; Continuous monitoring and response to AI incidents; Sustained management throughout the lifecycle, including system decommissioning.
  • Profiles, integration with other frameworks and professional ethics (14%): AI RMF profiles: temporal (current and target), use-case and cross-sectoral; Using the Playbook to identify suggested actions; Complementarity with ISO/IEC 42001 and ISO/IEC 27001; Transparency, fairness, privacy and human oversight; CertJoin Code of Ethics.

Who is this certification for?

  • Risk management and compliance: Professionals who need to extend their framework to the specific risks of artificial intelligence.
  • Data and AI governance leaders: Who seek a structured, recognized reference to govern the use of AI.
  • Information security: Professionals who need to understand the particular risks that artificial intelligence introduces.
  • Management system consultants and auditors: Who want to extend their skills portfolio to AI risk management.
  • AI product and project leaders: Who need to apply a recognized risk management framework to their initiatives.

Prerequisites

No mandatory prerequisites: no prior professional experience, specific academic training or other certification is required. Registration is direct with CertJoin or through an authorized partner. Recommended (not mandatory): basic knowledge of risk management, data or AI governance, or information security, and having worked with ISO/IEC 27001 or ISO/IEC 42001.

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