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ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is the international standard for information security management systems (ISMS). It requires organisations to identify their information assets, assess security risks regularly, and select appropriate controls from Annex A — which in the 2022 revision is organised into four themes: organisational, people, physical, and technological controls.
The 2022 revision brings important changes: new controls addressing modern cyber threats such as cloud computing, software development pipelines, and threat intelligence, plus a requirement to plan control updates regularly. Organisations still certified to the 2013 version need a transition audit before the deadline.
For technology companies, digital service providers, fintechs, and organisations handling personal data at scale, an ISO/IEC 27001 certificate from a KAN-accredited body is the most globally recognised security signal — often a contractual requirement from enterprise clients before cooperation begins.
Benefits
- Easier fulfilment of security requirements in enterprise contracts and global tenders.
- Reduced data breach and cyber incident risk through managed risk assessment and controls.
- Support for personal data protection compliance (including Indonesia's PDP Law) with a validated framework.
- Greater employee security awareness through training programmes and controls that involve every unit.
- Stronger business continuity because critical information assets and their dependencies are identified and protected.
Frequently Asked Questions
You need a transition audit to the 2022 version, especially to align your Statement of Applicability with the new control structure and the 2022 revision's additional requirements. Contact us to plan the transition before the deadline.
No. The standard applies to any organisation whose information is valuable and at risk: banks, hospitals, manufacturers, educational institutions, down to SMEs. The ISMS scope can be tailored, for example starting with a specific service unit.
Nothing guarantees that. However, a certified ISMS proves you have processes to manage information security risk systematically — which lowers the probability and impact of incidents and speeds up response and recovery.
The Statement of Applicability (SoA) is the document declaring which Annex A controls you apply, which you exclude, and why. Auditors verify implementation conformity against the SoA, making it the core map of your certification.
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