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Certified: The ISACA AAIR Audio Course
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Welcome to the ISACA AAIR Audio Course
February 15, 2026 · 1 minCertified: The ISACA AAIR Audio Course is built for professionals who are being asked to assess, govern, or audit how AI is used inside real organizations. If you work in audit, risk, security, privacy, compliance, or technology…
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Episode 11 — Write Practical AI Policies: What Is Allowed, Restricted, and Prohibited (Domain 1)
February 14, 2026 · 15 minDrafting effective AI policies is a core requirement for Domain 1, as it provides the enforceable framework for organizational behavior. This episode explores the three-tier approach to policy development: identifying allowed use cases…
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Episode 10 — Set AI Risk Appetite and Tolerance That Leaders Can Defend (Domain 1)
February 14, 2026 · 14 minDefining risk appetite and tolerance is a critical exercise that allows leadership to communicate the level of risk the organization is willing to accept in pursuit of AI innovation. In this episode, we distinguish between risk…
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Episode 9 — Align AI Use Cases to Strategy: Value, Constraints, and Risk Boundaries (Domain 1)
February 14, 2026 · 14 minEvery AI project should begin with a clear understanding of how it supports the organization’s strategic objectives while remaining within acceptable risk boundaries. This episode focuses on the alignment of AI use cases with business…
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Episode 8 — Establish AI Governance That Works: Committees, Charters, and Authority Lines (Domain 1)
February 14, 2026 · 15 minBuilding a robust governance structure requires more than just policies; it requires the formal establishment of committees and charters that define how decisions are made. This episode covers the creation of AI steering committees and the…
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Episode 7 — Define AI Risk Ownership Clearly: Roles, Accountability, and Decision Rights (Domain 1)
February 14, 2026 · 16 minClear accountability is the cornerstone of any effective governance framework, particularly in the rapidly evolving field of AI. In this episode, we define the various roles involved in the AI risk landscape, from the AI system owner and…
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Episode 6 — Connect AI Outcomes to Business Harm: Money, Safety, Trust, and Law (Domain 1)
February 14, 2026 · 16 minThe ultimate goal of AI risk management is to protect the organization from tangible harm, a core focus of Domain 1. This episode examines how technical AI failures translate into business consequences, including financial loss, threats to…
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Episode 5 — Recognize Where AI Goes Wrong: Errors, Bias, Drift, and Misuse Risks (Domain 3)
February 14, 2026 · 15 minDomain 3 focuses on the specific failure modes of AI systems, requiring candidates to recognize and mitigate a wide array of technical and operational risks. This episode explores the critical concepts of model drift, where performance…
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Episode 4 — Explain AI in Plain English: Models, Data, Training, and Inference Basics (Domain 1)
February 14, 2026 · 14 minFoundational technical knowledge is the bedrock of Domain 1, as you cannot govern what you do not understand. This episode clarifies complex AI terminology, defining models as mathematical representations and explaining how data serves as…
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Episode 3 — Build a Spoken Study Plan That Covers Every AAIR Practice Area (Non-ECO Orientation)
February 14, 2026 · 13 minEffective preparation for the AAIR certification requires a structured study plan that mirrors the depth and breadth of the actual practice areas. This episode provides a blueprint for organizing your study sessions, focusing on the three…
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Episode 2 — Understand the AAIR Exam: Format, Scoring, Rules, and Retake Policies (Non-ECO Orientation)
February 14, 2026 · 15 minNavigating the logistics of the AAIR exam is as crucial as mastering the technical content itself to ensure a successful testing experience. In this episode, we break down the exam structure, including the number of items, the weighted…
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Episode 1 — Start Strong with AAIR: What AI Risk Really Means at Work (Non-ECO Orientation)
February 14, 2026 · 15 minStarting your journey toward the ISACA AI Fundamentals and Risk (AAIR) certification requires a fundamental shift in how you view corporate technology. This episode introduces the overarching concept of artificial intelligence risk, moving…
About the show
Welcome to Certified: The ISACA AAIR Audio Course. If you’re here, you’re probably seeing AI show up everywhere: in products, in internal tools, in vendor roadmaps, and in executive conversations that expect quick answers. I built this course for people who need to evaluate AI systems responsibly, even when they don’t have time to become machine learning specialists. Across these episodes, we’ll translate AI concepts into assurance language you can use: governance, controls, evidence, risk, and accountability. You’ll learn how to ask better questions, how to recognize weak assurances, and how to frame findings in ways leaders can actually act on. Expect clear explanations, practical structure, and a focus on what matters when AI becomes part of a business process.
To get the most from Certified: The ISACA AAIR Audio Course, treat it like a steady routine rather than a one-time binge. Listen in short sessions, replay episodes that cover areas you touch at work, and pause when you hear a concept you want to use in a meeting or a review plan. The point is to build repeatable thinking: a way to approach AI governance, risk, and assurance that holds up under real deadlines. If you’re preparing for the AAIR exam, use each episode to tighten your understanding of terms and your ability to apply them. If you’re using this for work, think about one current AI use case and mentally apply the lens from each lesson. Follow the show so new episodes land automatically, and keep moving forward even if you can only do a few minutes at a time.