ISO 28000:2022

What is ISO 28000?
ISO 28000:2022 is the international standard for Supply Chain Security Management Systems. It provides a framework for organizations to identify, assess, and manage risks related to supply chain security, including threats such as theft, terrorism, smuggling, cyberattacks, and counterfeit goods. Applicable to organizations of all sizes and sectors, ISO 28000 ensures proactive risk management to protect assets, operations, and stakeholder interests.

Key Objectives of ISO 28000

• Enhance Supply Chain Security — Identify and mitigate threats across the entire supply chain, from sourcing to delivery.
• Protect People, Products, and Property — Safeguard personnel, goods, information, and infrastructure.
• Improve Risk Management — Establish clear processes for evaluating and responding to supply chain vulnerabilities.
• Support Regulatory Compliance — Align with national and international customs, trade, and transportation security requirements.
• Promote Confidence and Trust — Demonstrate commitment to secure, reliable, and resilient supply chain operations.

Benefits of ISO 28000 Certification

• Stronger Risk Mitigation — Proactively manage threats such as theft, fraud, piracy, and terrorism.
• Increased Supply Chain Visibility — Improve oversight and control of suppliers, logistics, and third-party partners.
• Enhanced Business Continuity — Minimize disruptions from security incidents and ensure quick recovery.
• Improved Stakeholder Confidence — Reassure customers, partners, and regulators with a certified security framework.
• Competitive Advantage in Global Trade — Certification is recognized worldwide and can facilitate customs and port clearance processes.
• Integration with Other Management Systems — Easily aligns with standards like ISO 9001 (Quality), ISO 14001 (Environment), and ISO 27001 (Information Security).

Core Elements of ISO 28000

• Security Risk Assessment & Treatment — Identify, evaluate, and prioritize supply chain threats.
• Security Policies and Objectives — Set organizational goals for supply chain security and protection.
• Security Processes and Controls — Implement preventive, detective, and corrective controls for identified risks.
• Monitoring and Performance Evaluation — Continuously track the effectiveness of security measures.
• Incident Management and Response — Establish procedures to detect, respond to, and recover from security events.
• Roles, Responsibilities, and Training — Ensure staff and partners are aware of and trained on their security obligations.

Who Should Implement ISO 28000?

ISO 28000 is suitable for any organization involved in the supply chain, including:

• Logistics and freight companies
• Import/export businesses
• Shipping lines and port operators
• Warehousing and distribution centers
• Manufacturers and retailers
• Customs brokers and cargo handlers
• Multinational corporations managing complex supply chains

ISO 28000 Certification Process

1. Initial Gap Analysis — Evaluate current security practices against ISO 28000 requirements.
2. System Development — Establish a tailored Security Management System with documented policies and procedures.
3. Risk Assessment — Identify potential threats and vulnerabilities within your supply chain.
4. Implementation & Training — Roll out controls and educate personnel on security responsibilities.
5. Internal Audit & Management Review — Assess readiness and improve system performance before the official audit.
6. Third-Party Certification Audit — An accredited certification body verifies compliance and issues the ISO 28000 certificate.
7. Continual Improvement — Use audits, reviews, and performance data to refine supply chain security practices.

Why Choose Us?

• ISO 28000-Certified Supply Chain Security — Our certification demonstrates commitment to safeguarding operations and clients.
• Resilient, Secure Logistics — Products and data are handled securely from origin to destination.
• Trusted by Global Partners — Security framework meets international standards for reliable partnerships.
• Proactive Risk Management — Anticipate and prevent threats with a robust security system.

Conclusion: Secure Supply Chains. Reliable Partnerships.

ISO 28000 certification empowers organizations to deliver safe, secure, and resilient supply chain operations. In an increasingly complex global environment, it ensures the protection of goods, data, and people at every stage of the journey.