Structured, machine-readable segments
Each standard is held as clause- and control-level segments, not a flat PDF. Your AI client asks for the control it needs and gets that segment back — addressable, not a whole-document blob.
From July 2026, Ansvar serves the clause and control text of the two core ISO/IEC information-security standards directly through the MCP gateway — licensed from SIS, the Swedish Institute for Standards. Your AI client reasons from the control text itself, and every response is attributed to the source standard. These two are first; any standard SIS publishes can follow.
Launching July 2026 · SS-EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 & SS-EN ISO/IEC 27002:2022 · An optional add-on subscription.
SIS is the Swedish member of ISO and CEN, and the owner and copyright holder of the standards it publishes. Ansvar is a licensed supplier, not the owner: under a licence agreement with SIS, Ansvar will reproduce selected parts of SS-EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 and SS-EN ISO/IEC 27002:2022 for its customers from July 2026 — so your AI client can cite the controls, not paraphrase them.
Selected parts only — the complete standards are not reproduced here. Buy the full text from SIS at sis.se.
No new client, no copy-paste. The standards arrive through the same gateway and the same citation contract your AI client already uses for law and frameworks.
Each standard is held as clause- and control-level segments, not a flat PDF. Your AI client asks for the control it needs and gets that segment back — addressable, not a whole-document blob.
When your AI client needs a specific control or clause, the gateway returns the authoritative source text in the same citation envelope as every other Ansvar source — so your AI client reasons from the control, not a paraphrase.
Every response carries the SIS attribution and the exact product designation. The control your AI client cites is traceable back to the standard it came from, with a link to buy the complete text from SIS.
What your AI client receives — the citation envelope. The control text is delivered only to your connected AI client and left out of this public page:
{ "standard": "SS-EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023",
"clause": "A.5.7", "title": "‹ control title ›",
"text": "‹ control text served to your AI client ›",
"_citation": {
"publisher": "SIS — Swedish Institute for Standards",
"license": "SIS reproduction licence",
"source_url": "https://www.sis.se",
"notice": "Reproduced with permission from SIS — buy the complete standard at sis.se" } }The full SIS copyright notice accompanies each clause served to logged-in customers:
This text has been reproduced from Standard SS-EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 with the due permission for Ansvar Systems AB from the Swedish Institute for Standards, which is the owner and copyright holder of the Standard and also sells the complete Standard at www.sis.se, Tel: +46 (0)8 555 523 10.
The two standards most security and compliance programmes are built on are available at launch. Through SIS, Ansvar can serve any standard SIS publishes — ISO, European (EN), and Swedish (SS) — each clearing licensing and verification before it goes live.
The requirements an ISMS is certified against. Your AI client cites the exact clause behind each obligation in a gap analysis or audit-readiness review.
The control set — guidance for selecting and implementing the Annex A controls. Findings in a threat model or control mapping resolve to the control text they rely on.
SS-EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 and SS-EN ISO/IEC 27002:2022 are the first to go live. We can add any standard SIS publishes — ISO, European, or Swedish — that your programme needs; each one clears licensing and verification with SIS before we expose it.
The licence lets us serve the parts you cite, not hand over the book. We are explicit about the line — the same refusal discipline as the rest of the platform.
What's covered, what's served, how it's licensed, and when you can use it.
The SIS-licensed standards module launches in July 2026 as an additional subscription. Tell us how your team would use SS-EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 and SS-EN ISO/IEC 27002:2022, and we'll line up access.
Launching July 2026 · Licensed from SIS · An optional add-on subscription — talk to us.