More than 10 years of certified track record underpin Inprosec’s commitment to information security, through an Information Security Management System based on risk management and continuous improvement.
September 2026. Inprosec Press Release.
Inprosec has successfully passed the recertification audit of its Information Security Management System (ISMS) against the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard, the current version of one of the leading international standards for information security management.
This milestone continues a track record of more than 10 years of ISO/IEC 27001 certification and reflects the consolidation of a management system that Inprosec has maintained and continuously evolved since 2013.
This is therefore not a first-time certification, but the recertification and maintenance of the certificate under the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 version, as part of an ongoing process of reviewing, adapting and improving the information security management system.
Beyond the certificate itself, this track record reflects a way of working in which security is part of the organisation’s management processes and in which risks are identified, assessed and treated on an ongoing basis.
A consolidated, risk-based management system
Information security requires a holistic view. It is not only about implementing technological measures, but about establishing processes that make it possible to understand the risks an organisation is exposed to, assess their impact and likelihood, and define the appropriate measures to manage them.
For more than a decade, Inprosec’s Information Security Management System has provided this framework, enabling security to be addressed from a structured and cross-cutting perspective.
This approach covers the different elements involved in protecting information: people, processes and technology. It also establishes mechanisms to periodically review risks and the measures in place, evaluate their effectiveness and identify opportunities for improvement.
All of this is built around the three fundamental principles of information security:
- Confidentiality, ensuring that information is accessible only to those who are authorised.
- Integrity, protecting information against unauthorised modification or alteration.
- Availability, ensuring that information and the necessary systems are available when required.
A recertification subject to independent audit
One of the key aspects of the recertification is that compliance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 27001:2022 has been assessed through an independent audit process.
The certification is not based solely on the organisation’s own policies or statements, but on the assessment of the Information Security Management System against the requirements set out in the standard.
This process provides an external assessment framework and confirms that the management system is established and maintained in accordance with the applicable requirements within the scope of the certification.
Recertification under the 2022 version also marks the continuity of a system that has been audited and maintained for more than ten years, and represents an opportunity to keep rigorously reviewing our processes and strengthening our security management model.
Security as a continuous process
Recertification under ISO/IEC 27001:2022 does not mark the start of our security work, but the continuation of a process that Inprosec has been developing for more than a decade.
One of the fundamental principles of any management system is precisely continuous improvement. Risks evolve, new threats emerge, technologies change and so do the needs of organisations. For this reason, information security management requires ongoing review.
The ISMS provides Inprosec with a framework to sustain this process in a structured way, reviewing identified risks, evaluating the measures implemented and driving improvement in information security processes.
The certification therefore represents a commitment that goes beyond a one-off assessment: it means maintaining, reviewing and evolving the management system over time.
A commitment to our clients and partners
Information is one of the most important assets of any organisation, and protecting it requires trust, responsibility and sound risk management. For a company dedicated to this field, the goal and the commitment are clear.
Clear to ourselves, to our partners and, above all, to our clients, whom we have been supporting in their certification processes for more than 15 years.
This certification also gives us a common reference point to keep evolving our security practices and processes and to meet the challenges of an increasingly complex technological environment.
Looking ahead
Recertification against ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is a further step in Inprosec’s more than 10-year track record of working under this standard.
The real value of the system lies not only in passing an audit, but in having a consolidated framework that makes it possible to identify risks, act on them, review the measures taken and keep improving.
We make security and continuous improvement an integral part of the way we work.
This milestone has been made possible thanks to the work and commitment of everyone at Inprosec and, in particular, our ISMS team, who contribute every day to maintaining and evolving a consolidated management system and a more secure organisation, better prepared to face the challenges of the digital environment.