How to maintain your ISO 27001 certification
Even with the best help and support available, achieving ISO 27001 certification is a challenging process. It takes time, effort and real organisat...
Author: Al Robertson
How the Colonial Pipeline hack makes the case for ISO 27001
We’ve already talked briefly about last week’s Colonial Pipeline hack. It’s one of the most impactful ransom attacks in history. Even the hackers, ...
Meet Luke Dash, our new Chief Revenue Officer
The right solution to any problem is only actually useful if the right people know you have it and understand how it can help them. That’s somethin...
How 28,000 people twiddling their thumbs can teach us all a lesson
The University of Hertfordshire has just been quite badly hacked. Attackers took down their entire network and all their cloud-based services too. ...
Our top tips for first time ISO 27001 Stage 2 audit success
If you’re going for ISO 27001 certification, your Stage 2 audit will be one of the big crunch points. You’ll need to show that your ISMS is more th...
Unboxing your new game of ISO 27001
First of all, Happy New Year! We hope your year’s begun well and wish you the very best for the rest of it. We’ve certainly had an interesting time...
Building stable, secure supplier relationships with ISO 27001
If you ask Mark Graham, our ISO Standards head, about the benefits of ISO 27001, there’s one point he always ends up making. ISO 27001, and in fact...
How to avoid disastrous assumptions with ISO 27001 Clause 9
Many professional learnings are only really useful in the business world. But there’s one principle that helps me in every part of my life, from ge...
Looking after your information assets the ISO 27001 way
ISO 27001 is all about information security. So people usually think it’s IT focussed. Up to a point, that’s true. But working through the standar...
