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AAIRAdvanced in AI Risk

ISACASpecialty certificateAI Security
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Created per CertMap methodology · Updated 12 May 2026 · About the editorial team

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Overview

What is AAIR?

ISACA specialization for AI risk management. Beta phase since April 2026. Requires active ISACA or equivalent certification. Focus on AI Risk Governance, AI Risk Program Management, and AI Life Cycle Risk Management.

Suitable for

IT Risk Managers with AI focus
GRC Analysts
AI Program Managers

Quick facts

Languagesen
RecognitionGlobal
TagsAI · Risk · Beta

Key details

Cost, prerequisites, exam & renewal

Cost over 5 years

Exam fee (acquisition)€551
AMF (5 years)€92
CPE time value (5 years)€8,000
5-year total€8,643
CPE effort: 20 h per year · 100 h over 5 years · Valued at 80 €/h.

AMF prices are ISACA member prices; the Advanced family (AAIA, AAISM, AAIR) pays ONE shared annual amount (20 USD members, 35 USD non-members). Membership adds 195 USD/year once per person (Germany chapter assumed, varies by chapter).

How is TCO calculated?

Classification

CertMap score and matching roles

Rating

Market recognition
0/3
Scheme quality
2/3
Practice evidence
1/3
Maintenance
2/3

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