Why integrating ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and ISO 22301 is important for your business?
What should your customers know about?
When I talk to my customers I talk to them about their responsibility in terms of quality, providing quality product, secure product and has built in business continuity. So, to me three things are very important, quality, security and business continuity. If I may tell my customer that look it is your moral obligation, because you have a contract to provide quality, at the same time you have to stay a step ahead of the bad guys, in order to provide security not only that you have to secure, if you are in a some sort of manufacturing, or some sort of production or distribution or any business, you have to protect you physical assets you have to secure you perimeter, you have to secure your physical property, at the same time you have to secure your networks, at the same time you have provide security so that nobody can come from outside and attack your system. At the same time we cannot be sure of natural disaster or manmade disaster things do happen, and we see that in every day in the newspaper that something has happened somewhere and then eventually it impacts on the business.
What will happen if you don’t pay close attention to quality, security and disaster recovery?
So, If I may say if you are not paying close attention to quality your customer will complain, if you are not paying enough attention to security eventually your business will suffer, because lack of security will bring some sort of stoppage or some sort of interruption to your business and you have to take care of that security one way or other at the same time you have to think ahead of the time proactively how you are going to survive, your survive ability at time of disaster. So, when I talk to my customers I talk to them about quality, security and availability, these three elements are so intertwined, quality cannot be without security, security cannot be without availability and if you think that you can live without one or other you are putting yourself at risk. To me I believe in strong risk based approaches, so if you are compromising with your quality that is a risk, if you are compromising with security that is a risk, if you are compromising with business continuity or disaster recovery that say that is a situation that you want to avoid. So, basically to me it is your moral obligation to provide quality, security and availability.
Author
Devesh Pandit
Is President and CEO of E4 Security Consulting, He is a recognized expert in the fields of Quality, Information Security, and Business Continuity Management with over 32 years of experience covering Industries: Card Manufacturing, Card Personalization, Fulfillment and Distribution, Healthcare, Pharmaceutical, Financial Commercial and Retail Banking, Telecommunication, Defense, and Governmental organizations. He carries globally recognized certifications CISA, CISSP, CBCP, MBCI, CNX (Ethernet) and CEH. Devesh also obtained the Lead Auditor certifications for ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and ISO 22301 from PECB.
Is President and CEO of E4 Security Consulting, He is a recognized expert in the fields of Quality, Information Security, and Business Continuity Management with over 32 years of experience covering Industries: Card Manufacturing, Card Personalization, Fulfillment and Distribution, Healthcare, Pharmaceutical, Financial Commercial and Retail Banking, Telecommunication, Defense, and Governmental organizations. He carries globally recognized certifications CISA, CISSP, CBCP, MBCI, CNX (Ethernet) and CEH. Devesh also obtained the Lead Auditor certifications for ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and ISO 22301 from PECB.