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Management System Certification

ISO 9001 Certification for Your Business

What is ISO 9001 Certification?

An acknowledged international standard for quality management systems (QMS) is ISO 9001. It offers a systematic method for managing your company's operations to guarantee consistent product or service quality, client happiness, and ongoing improvement.

Key Elements of ISO 9001

Quality Policy: Developing a clear quality policy that aligns with your organization's goals is crucial. It serves as the foundation for your QMS.
Process Mapping: Identifying and documenting your core processes is vital. This helps in understanding how various parts of your organization interact and ensure efficiency.
Risk Assessment: Assessing and mitigating risks to your processes is essential to prevent issues before they arise.
Resource Management: Allocate resources effectively to support your QMS, including personnel, infrastructure, and technology.
Monitoring and Measurement: Regularly monitor and measure processes to identify areas for improvement.
Continual Improvement: Foster a culture of continuous improvement within your organization. Encourage employees to provide suggestions for enhancing processes.

Benefits of ISO 9001 Certification

ISO 9001 certification offers a myriad of advantages for businesses of all sizes and industries:

1. Enhanced Credibility

ISO 9001 certification is a globally recognized mark of quality. It demonstrates your commitment to meeting and exceeding customer expectations.

2. Improved Efficiency

By streamlining processes and reducing waste, ISO 9001 leads to increased efficiency and cost savings.

3. Customer Satisfaction

At the heart of ISO 9001 is a commitment to customer satisfaction. Happy customers are more inclined to buy from you again.

4. Competitive Advantage

ISO 9001 certification sets you apart from competitors who may not have such a robust quality management system.

5. Regulatory Compliance

Meeting ISO 9001 standards often aligns with regulatory requirements in many industries, reducing the risk of non-compliance.

Steps to Attain ISO 9001 Certification

Achieving ISO 9001 certification involves a well-structured approach:

1. Gap Analysis

Conduct an initial assessment of your current processes to identify gaps and areas needing improvement.

2. Documentation

Create and document your QMS, including quality policies, procedures, and work instructions.

3. Training

Ensure that your employees are trained to understand and follow the QMS.

4. Internal Audit

Regularly conduct internal audits to identify non-conformities and make necessary corrections.

5. Certification Audit

Choose a reputable certification body to perform an external audit of your QMS.

6. Continuous Improvement

After certification, continue to monitor, measure, and improve your processes.

Conclusion

In conclusion, obtaining ISO 9001 certification is a crucial step toward making sure that your company upholds the highest standards of quality. Along with increasing your trust, it also improves productivity, client satisfaction, and competition. By taking the steps mentioned in above, you may start the process of becoming ISO 9001 certified for further details Contact Us.

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ISO 27001 (ISMS)

What is an Information Security Management System?

ISO 27001 Information security systems help all enterprises and manufacturers to manage their information security management and later to the customer needs most aptly and efficiently. It has given the business an edge over others in the competitive business world. It is based on ISO 9001. In particular, the requirements for customer satisfaction and continual improvement have been modified to make them more appropriate for regulatory purposes. The selection of foolproof security controls to protect Information Assets and to instill confidence among customers is the need of the hour for many commercial establishments, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, etc.

Key Benefits

Implementing ISO 27001 Really Helps Your Company In The Following Way.

Dependability of Information and Information Systems
Improve the organization's efficiency and effectiveness
Reducing the likelihood of information misuse.
Compliance with legal, statutory, regulatory, and contractual requirements
Threats, vulnerability, and the likelihood of occurrence are evaluated and the Impact is reduced
Improved corporate governance and assurance to stakeholders
Risk Assessment performed

Comprehensive Comparison: SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 27701 & GDPR

Understand the differences between leading security and privacy frameworks.

Feature	SOC 2	ISO 27001	ISO 27701	GDPR
Developed by	AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants)	ISO (International Organization for Standardization)	ISO (International Organization for Standardization)	European Union (EU)
Focus	Security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy of customer data	Information Security Management System (ISMS)	Privacy Information Management System (PIMS)	Personal data protection and privacy rights
Applicability	Primarily for SaaS, cloud, and technology service providers	Any organization handling sensitive information	Organizations managing personal data (PII)	Any organization handling EU residents' personal data
Framework	Trust Services Criteria (TSC)	ISO 27001 Annex A controls (aligned with ISO 27002)	Extension of ISO 27001 with privacy-specific controls	Legal framework defining rights, obligations, and penalties
Certification Type	No formal certification, only an attestation report by an independent auditor	Formal certification (3-year cycle with audits)	Formal certification (must have ISO 27001 first)	No official certification, but organizations must demonstrate compliance
Assessment Type	Type I: Point-in-time audit; Type II: Continuous assessment over time	Certification with surveillance audits	Certification with periodic audits (linked to ISO 27001)	Self-assessment & regulatory audits by data protection authorities
Legal & Compliance Alignment	Helps meet HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA, but does not guarantee compliance	Aligns with NIST, GDPR, SOC 2, and other security frameworks	Supports GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, and other privacy laws	Legally binding in the EU, applies to businesses worldwide handling EU personal data
Audit Frequency	Typically annual or per client request	3-year certification cycle with annual surveillance audits	Linked to ISO 27001 audit cycle	No mandatory audits, but data protection authorities can enforce compliance
Key Deliverable	SOC 2 Report (Type I or Type II)	ISO 27001 Certification	ISO 27701 Certification	Compliance documentation & evidence for regulators
Data Protection & Rights	Focuses on security but does not define specific privacy rights	Focuses on confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information	Defines privacy-specific roles (Data Controller, Processor) and compliance requirements	Grants individuals rights (access, rectification, erasure, portability, etc.)
Enforcement & Penalties	No legal penalties; failing SOC 2 can lead to loss of business	No direct penalties, but losing certification can impact business	No direct legal penalties, but non-compliance impacts ISO 27701 certification	Fines up to €20 million or 4% of global annual turnover for violations
Geographical Influence	Primarily North America (U.S.)	Global (ISO standards apply worldwide)	Global (Designed to align with GDPR & privacy laws)	EU and global businesses handling EU citizens' data

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Management System Certification

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Medical Devices

Management System Certification

ISO 22301 (BCMS)

What is ISO 22301 Business Continuity Management System?

ISO 22301 is the international standard for business continuity management and builds on the success of British Standard BS 25999 and other regional standards. It’s designed to protect your business from potential disruption. This includes extreme weather, fire, flood, natural disaster, theft, IT outage, staff illness, or terrorist attack.

The ISO 22301 management system lets you identify threats relevant to your business and the critical business functions they could impact. And it allows you to put plans in place ahead of time to ensure your business doesn’t come to a standstill.

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Cranes and lifting equipment

Automotive & Engineering

Construction industry

Manufacturing

Metals

Pressure vessels and boilers

Medical Devices

RoHS Conformity Assessment Service

Ensure Compliance with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive (2011/65/EU and 2015/863)

Company Certification Int. offers RoHS Conformity Assessment services to help manufacturers, importers, and distributors demonstrate compliance with the EU RoHS directive. Our service is designed for businesses in electronics, electrical equipment, and component manufacturing—including electric cable producers—who must ensure their products are free from restricted hazardous substances.

What is RoHS?

RoHS stands for Restriction of Hazardous Substances. It restricts the use of specific substances in electrical and electronic equipment (EEE), including:

Lead (Pb)
Mercury (Hg)
Cadmium (Cd)
Hexavalent chromium (Cr⁶⁺)
Polybrominated biphenyls (PBB)
Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE)
Four additional phthalates (DEHP, BBP, DBP, DIBP)

Scope of Our Assessment Service

Review of product Bill of Materials (BoM)
Supplier material declarations and evidence review
Laboratory testing support (if needed)
Technical file preparation and retention
Drafting of RoHS Declaration of Conformity (DoC)
Final assessment report and compliance statement

Benefits of RoHS Assessment

Market access in the EU and other RoHS-adopting countries
Reduced risk of regulatory penalties or shipment holds
Safer, environmentally responsible products
Improved supplier compliance management

Our Process

Initial consultation and product category analysis
Data collection and document review
Optional lab testing coordination
Final conformity review and issuance of RoHS compliance report

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Can RoHS certification be issued?
RoHS is not a certifiable ISO standard, but manufacturers must demonstrate conformity. We provide a RoHS Conformity Assessment and a Declaration of Conformity to support compliance.

Q2: Who is RoHS applicable to?
All manufacturers and importers of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) sold in the EU or other RoHS-compliant regions.

Q3: What documents are required?
You’ll need supplier declarations, technical documentation, testing reports (if available), and a list of materials/components.

Get Your Products RoHS-Compliant Today!
Contact us to begin your assessment or include RoHS in your compliance package with CE or REACH services.

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Product Certification

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Cranes and lifting equipment

Automotive & Engineering

Construction industry

Manufacturing

Pressure vessels and boilers

ISO/IEC TR 38502 – IT Governance Framework Conformity Assessment

Overview

ISO/IEC TR 38502 provides guidance on the governance of IT within organizations. Our assessment helps:

Evaluate your IT governance framework against international standards
Identify gaps in IT decision-making and oversight structures
Align IT strategy with business objectives
Improve value delivery from IT investments

Who It's For

Corporate boards and executive teams
CIOs and IT leadership teams
Organizations undergoing digital transformation
Companies preparing for COBIT or ISO 38500 implementation
Regulated industries with strict IT governance requirements

Why an IT Governance Assessment Matters

Strategic Alignment: Ensure IT supports business goals
Risk Management: Identify governance-related IT risks
Value Optimization: Maximize return on IT investments
Stakeholder Confidence: Demonstrate effective IT oversight

Scope of Our Assessment

Governance Framework: Structure and processes
Strategic Alignment: IT-business integration
Value Delivery: IT investment performance
Risk Management: IT risk oversight
Resource Optimization: People, processes and technology
Performance Measurement: Metrics and monitoring

Our 6-Step Assessment Process

Scoping Workshop: Define assessment objectives
Document Review: Policies, charters, and reports
Leadership Interviews: Board, executives, and IT management
Process Evaluation: Decision-making and oversight
Gap Analysis: Against ISO/IEC TR 38502 guidelines
Final Report: Conformity Assessment with improvement roadmap

Deliverables

Conformity Assessment Certificate
IT Governance Maturity Report
Strategic Alignment Evaluation
Governance Improvement Plan
Board-Level Presentation Package

Why Company Certification Int.?

Governance Experts: Assessors with CGEIT and IT governance certifications
Board-Level Experience: Understand executive perspectives
Practical Approach: Actionable recommendations
Global Standards Alignment: Integrates with COBIT and ISO 38500

FAQ

Q: Is this a certification?
A: No, this is a conformity assessment against guidance standards, providing validation of your IT governance framework.

Q: How does this differ from an IT audit?
A: We focus on governance (decision-making and oversight) rather than operational controls.

Q: Who should participate in the assessment?
A: Board members, executives, and IT leadership for comprehensive evaluation.

Q: What's the typical duration?
A: 3-4 weeks depending on organization size and complexity.

Q: Can this help with regulatory compliance?
A: Yes, particularly for regulations requiring demonstrated IT governance.

Get Started

Ready to strengthen your IT governance?
[Request Governance Assessment] [Download Framework Checklist]

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ISO/TR 24028 – AI Trustworthiness Conformity Assessment

Overview

ISO/TR 24028 provides guidance on trustworthiness in artificial intelligence systems. Our assessment helps organizations:

Evaluate AI systems against international trustworthiness principles
Identify risks in AI decision-making processes
Improve transparency and accountability of AI implementations
Align with emerging AI governance frameworks

Who It's For

Developers and deployers of AI systems
Organizations using AI for critical decision-making
Regulatory compliance teams addressing AI risks
Procurement teams evaluating AI vendor solutions
Ethics committees overseeing AI implementations

Why an AI Trustworthiness Assessment Matters

Risk Mitigation: Identify and address AI system vulnerabilities
Regulatory Preparedness: Stay ahead of evolving AI regulations
Stakeholder Trust: Demonstrate responsible AI practices
System Improvement: Enhance AI reliability and performance

Scope of Our Assessment

AI System Documentation: Review of development processes
Algorithmic Transparency: Explainability and interpretability
Data Quality: Training data representativeness and bias
Decision Auditing: Output validation and monitoring
Human Oversight: Control mechanisms and fallback procedures

Our 6-Step Assessment Process

Scoping Call: Define AI systems and use cases
Document Review: Technical documentation and policies
Technical Evaluation: Algorithm and data pipeline analysis
Stakeholder Interviews: Developers, users, and affected parties
Impact Assessment: Potential harms and mitigation strategies
Final Report: Conformity Assessment with improvement plan

Deliverables

Trustworthiness Assessment Certificate
AI Risk Profile Report
Bias and Fairness Evaluation
Governance Improvement Plan
Executive Summary Presentation

Why Company Certification Int.?

AI Ethics Experts: Assessors with technical and ethical expertise
Multidisciplinary Approach: Combines technical and governance perspectives
Practical Framework: Actionable recommendations for improvement
Future-Ready: Aligns with emerging global AI standards

FAQ

Q: Is this a certification of our AI system?
A: This is a conformity assessment providing independent validation of your AI's trustworthiness characteristics.

Q: How does this relate to EU AI Act requirements?
A: Our assessment helps prepare for compliance with high-risk AI system requirements.

Q: What types of AI systems can be assessed?
A: We assess machine learning, deep learning, and other AI approaches across all applications.

Q: How long does the assessment take?
A: Typically 3-5 weeks depending on system complexity.

Q: Do you need access to our source code?
A: We require appropriate technical documentation but typically don't need full source code access.

Get Started

Ready to demonstrate your AI's trustworthiness?
[Request AI Assessment] [Download Trustworthiness Checklist]

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ISO/IEC 29134 – Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) Service

Company Certification Int. offers expert Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) services based on ISO/IEC 29134, a global guideline that helps organizations systematically assess the privacy risks associated with processing personally identifiable information (PII).

What Is ISO/IEC 29134?

ISO/IEC 29134 provides guidance on:

Planning and conducting Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs)
Identifying and evaluating PII-related risks
Documenting mitigation actions and accountability
Supporting privacy-by-design practices in systems and services
Aligning with global laws like GDPR, HIPAA, and PDPA

Our PIA Assessment Services

We support your organization by:

Conducting structured PIAs on systems or projects handling PII
Mapping data flows, risk points, and third-party data sharing
Evaluating the legal and technical risks to individuals’ privacy
Recommending mitigation strategies and controls
Providing a non-accredited Conformity Assessment Certificate

Key Benefits

Demonstrates responsible data processing practices
Helps meet legal obligations under GDPR Article 35 (DPIA)
Identifies privacy risks early in project life cycles
Builds trust with customers and regulators
Supports ISO 27701 and ISO 29100 alignment

When to Conduct a PIA

Before launching new products/services that process PII
During digital transformation, cloud migration, or system redesign
When handling biometric, financial, health, or location data
If required by law or regulation

What You’ll Receive

PIA Report aligned with ISO/IEC 29134
Data flow mapping and risk register
Detailed recommendations for mitigation
Staff awareness guidance
PIA Conformity Assessment Certificate

Our Assessment Process

Information gathering and scoping with key stakeholders
Identification of privacy risks and impact severity
Documentation of mitigation controls and responsibilities
Delivery of a formal PIA assessment report

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Is ISO/IEC 29134 certifiable?
A1: No. It’s a guideline. We provide conformity assessment to verify implementation of its recommendations.

Q2: Is this service helpful for GDPR compliance?
A2: Yes. It aligns closely with GDPR’s DPIA requirements under Article 35.

Q3: What type of organizations need a PIA?
A3: Any organization processing sensitive or large-scale personal data, especially in fintech, health tech, government, and HR systems.

Q4: Who conducts the assessment?
A4: Our privacy experts with experience in data protection and security conduct the assessments remotely or onsite.

Protect Privacy. Minimize Risk.

Ensure your projects handle personal data responsibly with ISO/IEC 29134 – Privacy Impact Assessment by Company Certification Int.

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ISO/IEC 29100 – Privacy Framework Assessment

Company Certification Int. offers a structured Privacy Framework Assessment based on ISO/IEC 29100, the international guideline that defines a common privacy terminology and outlines principles for protecting personally identifiable information (PII). While not certifiable, our conformity assessment helps your organization align with global privacy best practices.

What Is ISO/IEC 29100?

ISO/IEC 29100 provides a high-level framework that:

Establishes privacy principles for handling PII
Defines key privacy terminology
Identifies actors and roles in PII processing
Supports compliance with privacy laws (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA, PDPA)
Enables organizations to embed privacy-by-design

Our Assessment Services

We assess your organization’s alignment with ISO/IEC 29100 through:

Review of privacy policies, notices, and practices
Mapping PII life cycle stages and risk points
Gap analysis against privacy principles
Recommendations for improving governance and controls
Issuance of a Conformity Assessment Certificate

Key Benefits

Enhances trust with clients and stakeholders
Supports regulatory compliance across jurisdictions
Promotes privacy-by-design and by-default practices
Reduces risk of data breaches and non-compliance fines
Positions you for future ISO 27701 certification

Who Should Consider This?

Organizations processing personal or sensitive data
Data controllers and processors
SaaS platforms, e-commerce, fintech, healthcare, and HR systems
Startups seeking privacy readiness before product launch
Compliance, DPOs, and legal teams

What You’ll Receive

Privacy Framework Assessment Report
Custom recommendations for improvement
Alignment summary with ISO/IEC 29100
Awareness training options for staff
Non-accredited Conformity Certificate

Our Approach

Remote interviews with data owners and privacy teams
Review of existing PII handling procedures
Risk analysis and remediation planning

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Is ISO/IEC 29100 a certifiable standard?
A1: No. It’s a guideline. We offer conformity assessment services to help you demonstrate alignment.

Q2: How is it different from ISO 27701?
A2: ISO 29100 provides general privacy principles. ISO 27701 builds on ISO 27001 to implement a full privacy information management system.

Q3: Is it helpful for GDPR compliance?
A3: Yes. The principles of ISO/IEC 29100 are aligned with GDPR and other global privacy regulations.

Q4: Who conducts the assessment?
A4: Our certified privacy and information security professionals assess your organization remotely or onsite.

Show Your Commitment to Privacy

Strengthen your privacy posture with ISO/IEC 29100 Assessment from Company Certification Int.

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ISO/IEC 27050 – eDiscovery Assessment

At Company Certification Int., we provide conformity assessment services based on ISO/IEC 27050, the international guideline for handling electronic discovery (eDiscovery) in a legally sound and secure manner. While it is not certifiable, demonstrating alignment with this standard supports legal readiness, digital forensics integrity, and data privacy compliance.

What Is ISO/IEC 27050?

ISO/IEC 27050 is a multi-part guideline that focuses on the processes and principles involved in eDiscovery, i.e., identifying, preserving, collecting, reviewing, and producing electronically stored information (ESI) for legal and investigative purposes.

The standard helps ensure:

Lawful and defensible handling of electronic evidence
Collaboration between legal, IT, and compliance teams
Protection of sensitive and personal data
Chain-of-custody and audit trail integrity
Risk and cost control during litigation or investigations

Our Assessment Services

Our eDiscovery Assessment includes:

Evaluation of your existing eDiscovery policies and workflows
Mapping against ISO/IEC 27050 guidance
Gap analysis and compliance recommendations
Integration guidance with legal and information governance systems
Issuance of a Conformity Assessment Certificate

Key Benefits

Ensures defensible legal processes for ESI handling
Minimizes data loss, tampering, or procedural errors
Reduces legal and regulatory risk exposure
Enhances readiness for litigation, audits, or incident response
Demonstrates privacy-conscious data handling

Who Should Consider This?

Legal and compliance departments
Organizations involved in litigation or regulatory audits
IT service providers handling third-party data
Financial, healthcare, and telecom companies
Any business subject to digital forensic or court discovery processes

What You’ll Receive

eDiscovery Compliance Assessment Report
Actionable recommendations for improvement
Optional privacy and legal awareness training
Conformity Certificate (non-accredited)

Our Approach

Remote assessment with interviews and document review
Review of systems, logs, data storage, and protocols
Collaborative improvement planning with your teams

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Can an organization be certified for ISO/IEC 27050?
A1: No. It's a guideline, not a certifiable standard. We offer conformity assessments to verify alignment.

Q2: What parts of eDiscovery does the standard cover?
A2: It includes identification, preservation, collection, processing, review, and production of ESI.

Q3: Is this useful for organizations outside the legal industry?
A3: Yes. Any organization subject to regulatory audits or legal proceedings benefits from ISO/IEC 27050 alignment.

Q4: Will the assessment help with compliance or litigation readiness?
A4: Absolutely. It ensures your digital evidence handling is defensible, auditable, and privacy-compliant.

Be Legally Ready – Secure Your Digital Evidence

Get ahead of legal risk with ISO/IEC 27050 eDiscovery Assessment by Company Certification Int.

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