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The world of cybersecurity is becoming tougher to navigate, and protecting sensitive information has never been more critical. That’s why we’ve been exploring ISO 27001:2022—the updated version of a globally recognised standard. After discussions with our team and industry peers, we believe these updates offer a fresh perspective on managing today’s cybersecurity challenges.

What’s New in ISO 27001:2022?

The recent changes make it easier to implement practical and relevant controls. Here’s what stood out to us:

  • Streamlined Controls: Annex A has been refined into 93 controls across four categories: Organisational, People, Physical, and Technological. It’s a cleaner structure that simplifies risk management.
  • Addressing Modern Threats: We were glad to see the emphasis on issues like cloud security, supply chain integrity, and threat intelligence—these are exactly the areas businesses are grappling with.
  • Flexibility Built In: The framework now allows businesses to focus on what matters most to their specific operations, which we think is a huge win.

Why Should You Care?

ISO 27001:2022 isn’t just about ticking a compliance box; it’s about building trust, protecting assets, and staying resilient.

  • Proactive Defence: The changes encourage spotting risks early and fixing them before they escalate.
  • Earn Trust: Customers and partners want reassurance that their data is safe, and this certification delivers just that.
  • Regulatory Alignment: The updates align well with GDPR and other regulations, making compliance a smoother process.
  • Stand Out: Let’s face it—being certified shows you’re serious about security and sets you apart from competitors.

How to Begin

Understand Your Risks: Start with a gap analysis to pinpoint vulnerabilities.

Build an ISMS: Create an Information Security Management System tailored to your needs.

Engage Your Team: Security isn’t just for IT; it’s everyone’s responsibility.

For those who embrace ISO 27001:2022, the benefits go beyond compliance. It’s about creating a resilient organisation ready to thrive in an unpredictable digital age.