Secure Your Future in an AI-Driven World

Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things have revolutionized how we live and work—but they’ve also transformed the threat landscape. From adversarial attacks on AI models to the massive attack surface created by AI-enabled IoT devices, today’s information security challenges are unlike anything we’ve faced before. Add to that sweeping new regulations like the EU AI Act, Data Act, and Cyber Resilience Act, and organizations worldwide are under pressure to adapt fast.

This book is your roadmap. It reinterprets ISO/IEC 27001:2022—the globally recognized standard for information security management—in light of these emerging technologies and legal frameworks. Whether you’re an implementer, auditor, or compliance professional, you’ll learn how ISO 27001’s clauses and controls align with new regulatory requirements and how they can help you safeguard confidentiality, integrity, and availability in an era of AI and IoT.

What You'll Learn

• How ISO 27001 supports core security principles across diverse jurisdictions.
• The interplay between ISO 27001 and related standards like ISO 27701 (privacy) and ISO 42001 (AI management).
• Practical guidance for meeting legal obligations while strengthening your security posture.
• Insights into how laws worldwide are responding to AI-driven threats—and what that means for you.

Who Should Read This Book?
ISO 27001 implementers in any industry, as well as professionals working with ISO 27701 or ISO 42001. If you’re responsible for information security, privacy, or AI governance, this book will help you navigate complexity with confidence.

Matthew Seet is the lead author of the forthcoming book, The Risks of Artificial Intelligence in Law, to be published with Globe Law and Business. He is also the founder of LAIRisk, the world’s first legal AI risk management edtech (education technology) company. LAIRisk’s mission is to guide legal professionals and technologists in managing AI risks by using the framework of ISO 42001 (the international standard on responsible AI). It is a Microsoft for Startups partner (Level 3), and is registered in both Singapore and the European Union (Estonia) - both signatories of the EU-Singapore Digital Trade Agreement.

Matthew obtained his Master’s in International Law from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva on a Swiss Government Scholarship, and is certified as an Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (IAPP), ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Artificial Intelligence Management Systems Lead Auditor, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Information Security Management Systems Lead Auditor and ISO 31000:2018 Lead Risk Manager.

He was formerly an international law lecturer at the National University of Singapore where he taught law for 7 years. His human rights writings have been published in the Cambridge Law Journal, Journal of International Criminal Justice, Citizenship Studies and International Journal of Refugee Law, cited in the Financial Times, and awarded the 2017 Foundation for the Development of International Law in Asia Prize for Young Scholars.

He also recently served as the board secretary of Sandbox, managing all legal and compliance matters of the Switzerland-registered global community of over 1600 entrepreneurs and creators. He previously conducted research on human rights and data privacy at the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees headquarters in Geneva for over a year, and represented Switzerland in the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.