Risk-based security
Prioritize security activities using identified information risks.
Information Security Management System
Manage information-security risk with structure.
Standard overview
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 focuses on establishing, operating, monitoring and improving an information security management system based on organizational risk.
The standard is designed to support a managed system of policies, responsibilities, controls, evidence and improvement. Certification should reflect the organization’s actual scope and activities rather than a generic description.
Management value
Results depend on how effectively the organization implements and maintains its management system.
Prioritize security activities using identified information risks.
Document responsibilities, policies and selected control measures.
Establish processes for reporting, responding to and learning from incidents.
Demonstrate a structured approach to protecting important information.
Core areas
Suitable organizations
Suitability depends on your activities, customer expectations and intended use. If a tender or buyer specifies accreditation, confirm that requirement before selecting Non-IAF certification.
Application process
Provide organization details, intended scope and the selected ISO standard.
The applicable management system, wording and required information are reviewed.
Organization, owner, scope and validity information are checked before issue.
The issued PDF includes a unique number and QR-linked public registry record.
Important accreditation note
Non-IAF certification may not satisfy requirements that explicitly call for an IAF-accredited certificate. Check the tender, customer, regulator or marketplace requirement before applying. ISO Cert India does not represent this service as IAF accredited.
Common questions
No. Any organization that relies on important or sensitive information can use an information security management system.
No. It provides a risk-management framework; it does not eliminate every security risk or guarantee that incidents will never occur.
No. ISO Cert India currently supports Non-IAF certification. Confirm contractual or tender accreditation requirements before applying.