certifiers.si
For the companies that certify AI systems.
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What certifiers.si means
Certifiers are the independent parties who put their own name on someone else's system. In AI, that job is turning into an industry with rulebooks. ISO/IEC 42001 gave companies a certifiable AI management system, and ISO/IEC 42006, published in July 2025, set the requirements for the bodies that audit against it. In Europe, AI Act conformity assessments for Annex III high-risk systems now apply from 2 December 2027, and for AI built into regulated products from 2 August 2028, after a May 2026 deal moved both dates back. Private schemes are moving faster. AIUC, which certifies AI agents against its AIUC-1 standard and recertifies them every quarter, raised a $40 million Series A in September 2026. certifiers.si names the supplier in that chain: the firm that tests, signs and stands behind the result.
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An AI-native audit practice
Accreditation bodies now have a standard to judge AI certifiers against. Build a practice for ISO/IEC 42001 audits with model engineers on every audit team, not only management-system auditors, and you win clients who need certificates their own customers respect. Price per certification cycle; surveillance audits become the recurring revenue.
Badges for agent marketplaces
Agent stores need a filter before they list third-party agents. A scheme that red-teams each agent for data leakage, prompt injection and unsafe actions, then issues a revocable badge, gives the marketplace a defensible listing policy. Charge developers per certified agent and charge the marketplace for the public registry.
Mock assessments before the real one
The EU delay was partly about readiness: the Commission cited a conformity-assessment infrastructure that had not matured. A firm that runs mock assessments, repairs technical files and hands over a dossier ready for the official audit sells time to HR-tech, credit and medical-device makers. A plural name fits a network of assessors across member states.
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Does certifiers.si imply the owner is an accredited body?
No, and a buyer should not present it that way before earning accreditation. The name describes a role. Accreditation comes from national accreditation bodies assessing certifiers against ISO/IEC 17021-1 and 42006. Many firms grow into the role: test tooling first, then a private scheme, then accreditation. The domain fits each stage without a rebrand.
Which AI certification markets pay today, not in 2028?
Three already sell. ISO/IEC 42001 certificates, which vendors publish to win enterprise deals; AWS announced the first for a major cloud provider in November 2024. Agent schemes such as AIUC-1, now displayable on the Cloud Security Alliance's STAR registry. And EU AI Act readiness work, which companies buy years before their own deadline arrives.
Why the plural instead of certifier or certify?
The plural names a profession, like auditors or underwriters, rather than a single product. That suits a marketplace matching companies with accredited assessors, a network of test labs, or a firm that wants to read as an institution from day one. The verb, by contrast, sounds like a button inside someone else's software.
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