The Beyond Capture Podcast
The Beyond Capture Podcast
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Beyond Capture is a podcast by Umony, hosted by CEO Dean Elwood, exploring how firms can leverage the vast amounts of data they capture and transform them into a powerful asset.Umony provides capture, archiving and AI-native surveillance solutions to help enterprises navigate governance and regulatory challenges. Featuring Chief Compliance Officers, regulatory compliance experts and industry leaders, we discuss how to move beyond data collection and transform compliance into a proactive and strategic function.
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The podcast focuses on data governance, regulatory compliance, and the integration of AI in enterprise solutions, with episodes that delve into topics such as the LIBOR scandal’s impact on banking and the role of technology in compliance strategies.
Beyond Capture is a podcast by Umony, hosted by CEO Dean Elwood, exploring how firms can leverage the vast amounts of data they capture and transform them into a powerful asset.
Umony provides capture, archiving and AI-native surveillance solutions to help enterprises navigate governance and regulatory challenges. Featuring Chief Compliance Officers, regulatory compliance experts and industry leaders, we discuss how to move beyond data collection and transform compliance into a proactive and strategic function.
In this episode of Beyond Capture, Dean Elwood, CEO of Umony, speaks with Manuela Gazzard, President of Regulatory Services at BSI, about the growing importance of trust, standards, and independent assurance in the age of artificial intelligence.
Drawing on her experience leading global regulatory services across high-risk sectors such as medical devices and AI assurance, Manuela explains why AI governance is rapidly becoming a key business priority. The discussion explores ISO/IEC 42001, the world's first international standard for AI management systems, how organisations can approach certification, and why accredited assurance is central to building confidence in AI.
Dean and Manuela also explore the difference between accredited and unaccredited certification, the need to strike a balance between innovation and regulation, the implications of the EU AI Act, and how continuous assurance, alongside AI-driven auditing, could reshape compliance in the years ahead.
Bringing together insights from financial services, healthcare, and global regulatory practice, the episode considers what responsible AI looks like in reality and why trust is set to become one of the defining competitive advantages of the AI era.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:32 From Cancer Research to AI Standards: Manuela's Journey
03:26 How BSI Protects Lives Through Medical Device Regulation
06:38 Building Trust in AI: Why ISO 42001 Matters
08:51 How to Prepare for ISO 42001
11:39 Accredited vs. Unaccredited AI Certification: Why It Matters
16:57 Should Financial Services Require Accredited AI Certification?
20:30 Can Regulation Encourage Innovation Instead of Slowing It Down?
23:09 What Procurement Teams Should Look for When Buying AI Solutions
27:21 Why Independent AI Certification Matters More Than Trusting the Vendor
29:21 The Future of AI Regulation: EU AI Act vs. United States
36:19 Why Independent Testing Is Essential for Safe AI
40:55 Why AI Needs Continuous Auditing
43:39 How BSI Uses AI to Audit AI
48:17 Can We Really Trust AI in Healthcare?
53:07 Will ISO 42001 Become the Next ISO 27001?
56:55 The Future of AI Assurance: From Audits to Continuous Monitoring
1:00:32 Quickfire Questions: Trust, AI, Regulation & the Biggest Governance Gaps
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