We’re ISO 27001 certified. Security starts with us.
AIBC has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2023 certification. We went through the same journey we help clients navigate – from building the system to an independent audit.
We have our PN-EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 certificate. We received it on 6 October 2026, after putting in place an information security management system that we use in our own work every day.
This is an important milestone for AIBC. We help clients organise security, prepare for audits and build systems that still work after the project closes. We wanted to take that journey ourselves, rather than only advising from the other side of the table.
We tested our own way of working
The certification confirms that our management system meets the requirements of the standard. It is not a promise that risk disappears. It confirms that we manage risk deliberately, review our controls and keep improving how the company works.
The scope covers training, consulting and audit services in management, cybersecurity and information technology. In other words, the part of AIBC our clients work with.
We went through risk assessment, the Statement of Applicability, policies and procedures, an internal audit and the certification audit. So when we talk to a client about effort, difficult decisions or the points where a project may slow down, we are not relying on theory alone. We have our own calendar, corrections and lessons learned.
What clients gain
Clients can assess us as a supplier more easily, and our team works within a system that has been independently assessed. Just as importantly, we understand what implementation feels like from inside an organisation – from the first round of organising documents to audit day.
ISO/IEC 27001 joins our ISO 9001:2015 certification. We develop quality and information security as one way of working, not two binders prepared for different audits.
The certificate was issued by the independent certification body IQS CERT. The document can be downloaded from the footer of this site.
Now we go back to working on the system – because certification is a milestone, not the finish line. If your organisation is preparing for a similar journey, let’s talk.