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Certification Process
ISO 37001 “Reasonable and Proportionate”: Why Uniform Controls Fail the Standard’s Own Test
Quick Answer: ISO 37001:2025 requires every anti-bribery control to be calibrated to documented bribery risk — not applied uniformly. “Reasonable and proportionate” is a design instruction: risk assessment…
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ISO 27001:2022 Clause 6.1.2: Why Your Carried-Forward Risk Assessment Methodology Is an Audit Liability
**Excerpt:** ISO 27001:2022 removed asset/threat/vulnerability as a normative prerequisite for risk identification. Organisations that carried their methodology forward without documenting the choice under Clause 6.1.2 now face a Major nonconformity risk at their next audit. (42 words)
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Your Internal Audit Programme Isn’t Risk-Based — And ISO 9001’s Revision Will Prove It
Most ISO 9001 audit programmes run fixed-rotation schedules with no risk-based frequency rationale. ISO DIS 9001:2025 adds defined per-audit objectives — exposing the structural gap. Here's how to rebuild before transition.
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How ISO 37001:2025 Catches Anti-Bribery Function Independence Failures
ISO 37001:2025 requires the anti-bribery function to operate with structural independence and direct governing body access. Most organisations' reporting lines create a nonconformity under Clause 5.3.2 — here's how to identify and fix the gap before transition audit.
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