ISO27001 Control Audit 2024

11 October 2024 Security
FIQAS extends its ISO27001 certification after the annual audit. Clients are assured of safe, responsible information security, now and in 2025.

Maintaining an ISO27001 certification is no simple task. It requires ongoing commitment and regular review. Each year, auditors check how well we manage our ISMS (Information Security Management System).

We’re fully ‘in control’

Once again, we’ve undergone an external audit and received positive news: we remain fully ‘in control’ and can extend our ISO27001 certification for another year.

This is an important milestone for both FIQAS and our clients, proving that we continue to manage information in a responsible and secure manner.

Recertification and new standard in 2025

The ISO27001 certification follows a three-year cycle, and this year marked the final audit of the current cycle. Next year, we’ll be preparing for recertification, alongside transitioning to the new ISO27001:2022 standard.

The new standard addresses evolving challenges for organisations, with significant updates to security controls and a stronger emphasis on cybersecurity and privacy.

ISO27001 certification FIQAS

In the coming months, our team will be focused on implementing this new standard. We’re looking forward to tackling this challenge and reaching the next milestone.

Want to know more?

Interested in learning more about Abillity® and our security & compliance measures? Feel free to contact us.

Stella Calvetti

Total Quality Management

+31 297 382323

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