Elite has successfully completed the transition to ISO/IEC 27001:2022, the latest revision of the international standard for information security management systems (ISMS).
Building on its existing ISO 27001 certification, this transition confirms that Elite’s ISMS continues to meet evolving best practice for managing information security risks. The 2022 revision introduces a streamlined and modernised control framework, with enhanced emphasis on risk-based thinking, governance, and alignment across organisational, people, physical, and technological controls.
As part of the transition, Elite reviewed and updated policies, risk assessments, and security controls to ensure continued effectiveness against current and emerging threats, while maintaining compliance with regulatory and customer requirements.
What’s new in ISO/IEC 27001:2022
The 2022 update introduces a more streamlined and modern approach to information security management, including:
- A revised Annex A structure, consolidating controls into four domains: organisational, people, physical, and technological
- Stronger emphasis on risk-based decision-making and governance
- Improved alignment with other ISO management system standards
- Enhanced focus on emerging threats, including cloud, digital services, and evolving technologies
The successful outcome was driven by a strong cross-functional effort across the organisation. Particular recognition is due to Peter Brown, Scott Kerr, and Emmett Flatley, whose expertise, diligence, and attention to detail were instrumental in achieving certification to the updated standard.
Maintaining certification to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 reinforces Elite’s commitment to information security, business resilience, and the protection of customer and partner information across all operations.