ISO 28000
Securing the Supply Chain, Ensuring Global Trust

Challenges Faced by Industries:
- Implementation Complexity: Establishing a security management system that meets ISO 28000 standards can be complex, requiring thorough planning and resource allocation.
- Continuous Monitoring: The dynamic nature of supply chains necessitates ongoing monitoring and updating of security measures to address emerging threats.
- Cross-border Compliance: Global supply chains often involve multiple jurisdictions, each with its own regulations and security requirements, complicating compliance efforts.
- Cost and Resource Investment: Implementing and maintaining a compliant security management system can be costly, requiring investment in technology, training, and personnel.
Benefits
- Risk Mitigation: Identifies and manages risks related to the security of the supply chain.
- Compliance and Legal Assurance: Helps meet legal and regulatory requirements, reducing the risk of non-compliance.
- Increased Stakeholder Trust: Demonstrates a commitment to security, building trust with customers, partners, and regulators.
- Operational Efficiency: Streamlines security processes, reducing disruptions and improving overall supply chain efficiency.


Certification Steps
- Understanding the Standard: Organizations must first gain a comprehensive understanding of ISO 28000 and how it applies to their specific supply chain operations.
- Gap Analysis: Conduct a gap analysis to identify areas where current practices do not meet ISO 28000 standards. This step is crucial for planning necessary improvements.
- Implementation of Controls: Implement security controls and measures based on the gap analysis. This includes developing security policies, procedures, and protocols specific to the supply chain.
- Internal Audit and Review: Conduct an internal audit to evaluate the effectiveness of the implemented controls and ensure compliance with the standard.
- Management Review: Senior management reviews the audit findings and overall security management performance to ensure alignment with organizational goals.
- External Audit and Certification: An accredited certification body conducts an external audit. If the organization meets the requirements, it receives ISO 28000 certification, demonstrating its commitment to supply chain security.