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April 2023

URM Transitions to ISO 27001:2022

Having been certified to ISO 27001 since 2005, when the world’s foremost information security management standard was originally published, URM became one of the UK’s first organisations to transition to the latest version of the Standard (2022) in April 2023.  Lisa Dargan, Director, at URM comments “ISO 27001 has always been absolutely central to the consultancy, training services and products we offer, and we were delighted to be one of the first to transition to the 2022 version. Our experiences are proving invaluable too in helping to advise and guide others achieve a seamless transition.” Lisa adds “URM’s successful transition was testament to our approach in implementing and maintaining ISO 27001 and was also a great endorsement for our risk management software, Abriska.  The software tool is fully compatible with the new Standard, is populated with all the 2022 controls and offers a variety of transition options.”

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