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ISO/IEC 27001:2022 · INDIA
ISO 27001 certification for Indian organisations
ISO/IEC 27001 is the international standard for an Information Security Management System (ISMS). It sets a risk-based way to select controls, keep evidence, and improve information security so an accredited certification body can assess the system.
CyberAtrix prepares the ISMS; an independent accredited certification body issues the certificate.
CyberAtrix helps Indian organizations design, implement and certify an Information Security Management System aligned with ISO/IEC 27001:2022 — and integrated with local obligations like the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, RBI cybersecurity requirements, the CERT-In directions and the CERT-In cyber incident reporting requirements scheme.
✓ NABCB / ANAB / UKAS ready
✓ CERT-In security directions aligned
✓ DPDP Act & CERT-In ready
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ISO 27001:2022
NABCB
ANAB
UKAS
UAF
IAF
ISMS focus
Risk → Control → Evidence
Accreditation
NABCB · ANAB · UKAS
IN alignment
DPDP Act · RBI cybersecurity requirements · CERT-In
NABCBPrimary accreditation body
93Annex A controls
SoAStatement of Applicability
3 YrsCertification cycle
E8CERT-In security directions aligned
Core ISMS capabilities we deliver across India
ISMS Scope
Risk Assessment
Risk Treatment
SoA
Annex A Controls
Internal Audit
Management Review
Corrective Action
Serving Indian organizations
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Mumbai
Hyderabad
Pune
Chennai
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Ahmedabad
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ISO 27001 readiness checklist for Indian organizations
A practical, step-by-step checklist covering context, scope, risk assessment, SoA, Annex A controls, internal audit, management review and accredited certification readiness. Built for the Indian market.
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Context & scope prompts
Internal/external issues, interested parties, ISMS boundaries
Risk & SoA templates
Risk register, treatment plan and Statement of Applicability structure
Certification readiness
Stage 1 & Stage 2 preparation, evidence checklist
ISO 27001 explained
What is ISO 27001?
ISO/IEC 27001 is the internationally recognized standard for establishing, implementing, maintaining and continually improving an Information Security Management System (ISMS). For Indian organizations, it provides a structured, risk-based approach to protecting information — and gives customers, boards and regulators independent assurance that information security is being governed properly.
Integrity
Protect information from unauthorized alteration and maintain its accuracy and reliability across business operations.
Availability
Keep information and systems available when business and authorized users need them — supporting RBI cybersecurity requirements and IT Act 2000 obligations.
Why ISO 27001 is needed in India
Cyber threats don't respect borders — and Indian obligations keep growing.
Indian organizations now face rising customer expectations, tender requirements and regulatory obligations under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, CERT-In cyber incident reporting requirements scheme, RBI cybersecurity requirements, the Security of Critical Infrastructure (SOCI) Act and the CERT-In directions. ISO 27001 provides the management framework to address all of these through one integrated ISMS.
01Rising cyber threats — Indian organizations face increasing ransomware, business email compromise and supply chain attacks. ISO 27001 gives a systematic way to identify, prioritise and treat these risks.
02Regulatory pressure — DPDP Act 2023,, RBI cybersecurity requirements, IT Act 2000 obligations and state government security policies increasingly expect documented, auditable information security governance.
03Customer & tender expectations — Enterprise customers, government agencies and defence primes increasingly require ISO 27001 certification from suppliers before awarding contracts.
04Cost of breaches — Average cost of a data breach in India continues to rise. Structured controls and incident response reduce the likelihood and impact.
05Board & investor expectations — Directors increasingly ask for evidence of information security governance. ISO 27001 provides the reporting framework.
06CERT-In security directions alignment — Mapping CERT-In directions controls into your ISMS gives Indian organizations a single governance framework for both.
Who needs ISO 27001 in India
Who needs ISO 27001 certification in India?
ISO 27001 applies to any Indian organization that handles sensitive information, relies on digital systems, or answers to customers, regulators or boards on security. It is not restricted by sector or size.
Financial services & fintech
Banks, insurers, super funds and fintechs subject to RBI cybersecurity requirements and SEBI CSCRF operational resilience obligations.
Healthcare & medical
Hospitals, health insurers, medical practices and health-tech platforms handling sensitive patient information under the DPDP Act and sectoral health-data obligations.
Government & defence
Government agencies, contractors and defence suppliers responding to tenders that require a certified ISMS.
SaaS & cloud providers
Indian SaaS platforms, hosting providers and MSPs where enterprise customers demand independent security assurance.
Legal & professional services
Law firms, accounting practices and consultancies handling confidential client and commercial information.
Critical infrastructure
Energy, water, ports, telecom and other critical infrastructure operators subject to the IT Act 2000.
Manufacturing & industrial
Indian manufacturers with IP, OT environments and supply chains needing documented information security governance.
Business value
Benefits of ISO 27001 certification in India
ISO 27001 turns information security from a set of disconnected activities into a managed business capability that boards, customers and regulators can trust.
Unlock enterprise & government tenders
Meet the security due diligence requirements that increasingly gate access to enterprise contracts and government work.
Better risk decisions at the board
Give leadership clear visibility into information risks, treatment priorities, residual risk and accountable owners.
Regulatory alignment
Support the DPDP Act 2023, RBI cybersecurity expectations, the IT Act 2000, and CERT-In incident-reporting directions through one framework.
Clear accountability
Assign responsibilities and authorities so security ownership is not limited to the IT department.
Continuous improvement
Use metrics, internal audits, management reviews and corrective actions to keep the ISMS effective year over year.
Competitive advantage
Stand out in Indian market tenders and enterprise sales conversations where security credibility is a decision factor.
Core features
Key features of ISO 27001:2022
The 2022 edition combines governance, risk management, operational controls, measurement and continual improvement into one connected ISMS — with 93 controls in four themes.
01Risk-based management — Identify, evaluate and treat information-security risks using defined criteria and accountable ownership.
02ISMS governance — Establish leadership commitment, policy, roles, responsibilities, resources and direction.
03Annex A control framework — 93 controls across organizational, people, physical and technological themes.
04Security awareness — Build competence and awareness so information security responsibilities become everyday practice.
05Operational security — Embed requirements into access, asset, supplier, application, network, physical and information-management processes.
06Performance evaluation — Monitor ISMS performance and control effectiveness using meaningful measures.
07Internal audit — Evaluate whether the ISMS is implemented and maintained effectively and identify opportunities for action.
08Continual improvement — Correct nonconformities and continually improve suitability, adequacy and effectiveness.
PDCA Cycle
The PDCA cycle at the heart of ISO 27001
ISO 27001 follows the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle. Every requirement in the standard maps to one of these four phases, and the cycle repeats for continual improvement.
Diagram — ISO 27001 PDCA cycle
Plan establishes the ISMS and objectives. Do implements controls. Check monitors and evaluates performance. Act drives improvement. The cycle repeats.
Controls & Annex A
93 controls. Four themes. One risk-driven ISMS.
Organizations select controls appropriate to their risk treatment and context. Annex A provides a reference set; the Statement of Applicability records what is selected, what is excluded and why, and what has been implemented.
Organizational
Governance, policies, asset and supplier management, threat intelligence, information classification and related organizational safeguards.
People
Competence, awareness, responsibilities, employment lifecycle, remote working and human-centred security practices.
Physical
Secure areas, equipment, environmental protection, physical access and protection of information-processing facilities.
Technological
Access control, authentication, secure development, network security, malware protection, logging, backup and technical safeguards.
Diagram — ISO 27001:2022 Annex A control wheel
93 controls radiate from four themes: organizational (37), people (8), physical (14) and technological (34).
Risk assessment & treatment
How Indian organizations assess and treat information security risks.
The ISMS is driven by a structured risk assessment. Assets, threats and vulnerabilities are identified, impacts and likelihood are evaluated, and treatment decisions are recorded — often with alignment to the CERT-In directions for mitigation prioritisation.
Diagram — Risk assessment and treatment flow
Five-stage flow from asset identification through to risk treatment and Statement of Applicability.
Indian regulatory alignment
ISO 27001 supports the regulations Indian organizations must already meet.
Rather than treating each regulation as a separate project, ISO 27001 provides the governance, risk, control and evidence framework that supports Indian regulatory obligations. Many of our clients map their Indian obligations directly into the ISMS.
PRIVACY ACT
Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
India's principal privacy legislation governing how organizations handle personal information, including the Indian Privacy Principles (APPs).
CERT-In
CERT-In cyber incident reporting requirements
CERT-In directions require specified entities to report certain cyber incidents within the stated timeline. An ISMS supports logging, detection, and incident-response evidence. It does not replace the legal reporting duty.
RBI cybersecurity requirements
RBI cybersecurity requirements
Requires RBI-regulated entities to maintain information security capability, implement controls, and meet applicable RBI reporting obligations of material incidents — directly aligned with ISO 27001 governance.
CERT-In
CERT-In security directions
The CERT-In's prioritised set of eight mitigation strategies. ISO 27001 provides the governance framework into which CERT-In security directions controls map cleanly.
IT Act 2000
Information Technology Act, 2000
Security of Critical Infrastructure Act obligations for critical infrastructure operators — supported by ISMS governance, incident response and risk management.
SEBI CSCRF
SEBI cyber-security requirements
Operational risk management standard requiring RBI-regulated entities to manage service provider risk and business continuity — supported by ISO 27001 and ISO 22301.
ISM
CERT-In security guidance
CERT-In directions set security and cyber-incident reporting obligations for specified entities. They are not a maturity model.
MeitY
Government tender alignment
Government and public-sector buyers may require a certified ISMS. ISO 27001 can support that evidence. It does not replace the tender's own conditions.
Accreditation bodies explained
ISO 27001 accreditation in India — NABCB, ANAB, UKAS, Global ACI & more.
The accreditation body behind a certification body affects recognition and customer acceptance. For Indian organizations, NABCB is the primary domestic pathway; multinational customer requirements may justify another internationally recognized accreditation route.
The National Accreditation Board for Certification Bodies is India's national accreditation body. For organizations whose customers, tenders or regulators expect Indian accreditation, a NABCB-accredited certification body is the primary local pathway.
The ANSI National Accreditation Board accredits management-system certification bodies in the United States. ANAB-accredited certification can be appropriate where multinational customers or global supply chains recognize that route.
The United Kingdom Accreditation Service is the UK's national accreditation body. UKAS-accredited certification may suit Indian organizations serving UK-headquartered or multinational customers.
Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated is the current global organization following the transition from IAF and ILAC on 1 January 2026. Check current MRA signatory status when evaluating international recognition.
UAF accreditation may be accepted by some customers and markets, but acceptance should be confirmed against the specific tender, customer or supply-chain requirement before selection.
IAF is referenced as the predecessor organization. It should not be presented as the current global accreditation organization after the 1 January 2026 transition to Global ACI.
NABCB can be relevant when an Indian organization specifically needs an India/New Zealand accreditation pathway for customers or tenders.
Other accreditation routes may exist. The correct choice should be based on the exact customer, tender, geography and certification scope rather than price alone.
Certification lifecycle
How ISO 27001 certification runs in India
From first gap assessment through accredited certification and ongoing surveillance, ISO 27001 is a three-year cycle with annual touchpoints.
Diagram — ISO 27001 certification lifecycle
Six phases from gap assessment through internal audit, certification audit and surveillance under an accredited certification body.
Accredited certification readiness
Prepare before your accredited certification body arrives.
An accredited certification body — accredited by NABCB, ANAB, UKAS, or another Global ACI MRA signatory — performs the ISO 27001 assessment and issues the certificate. CyberAtrix prepares your ISMS and coordinates the entire process with your chosen accredited body.
01 • READINESSGap & evidence review — Validate the ISMS against requirements and confirm that evidence exists for implemented arrangements.
02 • STAGE 1Documentation & readiness — The certification body assesses the organization's preparedness and the maturity of its management-system arrangements.
03 • STAGE 2Implementation audit — Demonstrate that the ISMS is implemented and operating effectively across its defined scope.
04 • CONTINUOUSSurveillance & improvement — Maintain the ISMS, update the SoA when necessary, monitor effectiveness and address findings through continual improvement.
Other Indian recognition paths
Beyond ISO 27001, Indian organizations may also need IT Act 2000 compliance, DPDP Act readiness, RBI cybersecurity alignment and CERT-In directions maturity uplift. These can be layered on top of the ISO 27001 ISMS to reduce duplication.
M0Initial certification
M12Surveillance audit
M24Surveillance audit
M36Recertification audit
Where we serve
ISO 27001 consulting across India
CyberAtrix supports Indian organizations through remote delivery and onsite workshops. We can work with teams across major technology, financial, healthcare, manufacturing and professional-services hubs.
Bengaluru
Technology, SaaS and engineering organizations building enterprise security assurance.
Mumbai
Financial services, fintech and corporate groups with complex governance requirements.
New Delhi
Government suppliers, professional services and organizations responding to formal tenders.
Hyderabad
Cloud, healthcare, technology and global delivery organizations.
Pune
Engineering, automotive, IT services and manufacturing environments.
Chennai
Manufacturing, technology, healthcare and enterprise service operations.
Gurugram
Fintech, SaaS, shared services and enterprise headquarters.
Noida
Technology, BPO and product organizations managing customer security requirements.
Ahmedabad
Manufacturing, healthcare, professional services and growing technology businesses.
Kochi
Technology, healthcare and professional-services organizations building formal ISMS programs.
Mangaluru
Regional businesses, technology teams and growing enterprises needing customer assurance.
India-wide
Delivery can be structured for distributed teams across multiple Indian locations.
Why CyberAtrix for India
Performance. Delivery. Costing.
Built for the Indian market.
CyberAtrix approaches ISO 27001 as a practical security transformation — not a documentation-only exercise. Our focus is to make the ISMS understandable, implementable, auditable and useful to the organization after certification. We align with Indian regulatory obligations, guide you through accreditation body selection, and integrate with related services such as VAPT, ISO 22301 and GRC services.
CyberAtrix Delivery Model
Risk → Control → Evidence → Assurance
A practical operating model for turning ISO 27001 requirements into measurable security outcomes for Indian organizations.
01UnderstandContext & IN scope
02IdentifyRisks & control objectives
03ImplementControls & validation
04EvidenceCollect & remediate
05AssureAccredited body readiness
Performance
Focused execution, clear ownership, measurable milestones and security outcomes that go beyond paperwork.
Delivery
A structured journey from scope and gap assessment through risk, SoA, controls, evidence, internal audit and certification readiness.
Costing
Practical, right-sized engagement models designed to avoid unnecessary complexity while keeping the implementation aligned with business needs.
Accreditation guidance
We help you match your accreditation pathway to your actual customer, tender and regulatory requirements — NABCB, ANAB, UKAS, UAF, IAF and more.
Experience • Expertise • Authoritativeness • Trust
Who reviews this content
This page is reviewed by CyberAtrix leadership and checked against the published ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 27002:2022 texts, along with current Indian regulatory sources including NABCB, CERT-In, RBI and SEBI, and international accreditation frameworks from ANAB, UKAS, UAF, IAF and others.
Rakesh H Kotian
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Experience
Hands-on ISMS implementation, internal audit and certification-readiness work across Indian financial services, SaaS, healthcare, professional services and government-adjacent organizations.
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Expertise
Led by Rakesh H Kotian, ISO 27001 Lead Auditor & Lead Implementer, with deep knowledge of ISO 27001:2022, ISO 27002, risk management, CERT-In directions and Indian regulatory alignment.
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Authoritativeness
Content grounded in primary sources: ISO, NABCB, ANAB, UKAS, UAF, IAF, CERT-In, relevant Indian authorities, RBI and NIST references listed throughout this page.
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Trust
Transparent, myth-busting guidance. We tell you what the standard actually requires — not what generates unnecessary paperwork or consulting fees.
Planning your project
ISO 27001 cost and timeline in India
| Scope | Typical timeline | Consulting baseline | Certification-body fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| Focused scope | 3–6 months | About INR 1.5 lakh–5 lakh | Separate; quoted by the accredited certification body |
| Larger / multi-site scope | 6–12 months | Sized after scope and maturity review | Separate; depends on audit days |
Certification-body fees are separate from consulting fees.
Every scope is different, so we size the work after understanding your context. These are the factors that matter most for Indian organizations.
Typical timeline
A focused scope in a smaller Indian organization often needs roughly 3 to 6 months from gap assessment to the Stage 1 audit. Larger, multi-site or RBI-regulated scopes usually take 6 to 12 months.
Consulting cost drivers
Headcount in scope, number of sites, cloud and technology complexity, existing documentation, security maturity, RBI cybersecurity requirements obligations and how much of the work your team can own. A typical consulting baseline for a focused scope is approximately INR 1.5 lakh–5 lakh, sized up or down based on your context.
Certification body fees
Audit fees are paid separately to your accredited certification body (NABCB, ANAB, UKAS, or another Global ACI MRA signatory) and depend on scope and audit days. Ask for a written quote covering the full three-year cycle.
Also comparing frameworks? See our ISO 22301, ISO 27701, SOC 2 and PCI DSS services.
Primary sources
Verify the ISO 27001 standard, accreditation and Indian requirements.
Use primary sources to verify the standard and accreditation information referenced on this page. Regulatory alignment is not the same as legal compliance.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
The official ISO page for the current edition.
Verify ISO/IEC 27001NABCB
India's national accreditation body for certification bodies.
Verify NABCBANAB
US accreditation information for ISO/IEC 27001 certification bodies.
Verify ANABGlobal ACI
Current global accreditation cooperation information following the IAF/ILAC transition.
Verify Global ACIFramework comparison
ISO 27001 vs SOC 2 vs ISO 22301
These are different assurance mechanisms. One does not replace the others.
| Topic | ISO/IEC 27001 | SOC 2 | ISO 22301 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nature | Certifiable management-system standard | Attestation report | Certifiable management-system standard |
| Issued by | Accredited certification body | Licensed CPA firm | Accredited certification body |
| Best fit in India | Customers, tenders, RBI-regulated entities, CERT-In security directions alignment | SaaS and cloud providers selling to US enterprise buyers | Operational resilience and SEBI CSCRF-style continuity expectations |
Choose ISO 27001 when you need a certifiable, organization-wide information security management system and a structured ISMS. Choose SOC 2 when customers specifically request a CPA-based attestation against the Trust Services Criteria. Choose ISO 22301 when business continuity and resilience are the primary objectives. Many organizations use them together.
Glossary
ISO 27001 terms used on this page
Short definitions for the terms used above. They match the primary sources in the verification section.
- ISO/IEC 27001
- The international standard specifying requirements for an Information Security Management System.
- ISMS
- The management system used to establish, implement, operate, monitor, review, maintain, and improve information security.
- NABCB
- The National Accreditation Board for Certification Bodies, under the Quality Council of India. This is the primary accreditation pathway for Indian organisations.
- ANAB
- The ANSI National Accreditation Board, a US accreditation body accepted by some multinational customers.
- UKAS
- The United Kingdom Accreditation Service, the UK national accreditation body.
- Global ACI
- Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated, the current global accreditation cooperation organization following the transition from IAF and ILAC on 1 January 2026.
- Statement of Applicability
- The record of Annex A controls selected for the ISMS, with the reason for each inclusion or exclusion.
- Annex A
- The ISO/IEC 27001:2022 reference set of 93 controls in four themes.
- CERT-In security directions
- Directions from the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team covering security practices and cyber-incident reporting. They are not a maturity model.
Frequently asked questions
ISO 27001 India — questions answered.
Common questions Indian organizations ask when planning ISO 27001 implementation and certification.
What is ISO 27001?
ISO/IEC 27001 is the international standard for establishing, implementing, maintaining and continually improving an Information Security Management System (ISMS). It provides a systematic, risk-based framework for protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information across people, processes and technology.
Why is ISO 27001 important for Indian organizations?
ISO 27001 helps Indian organizations demonstrate a structured approach to information security, meet enterprise customer expectations and support applicable privacy, cybersecurity, sectoral and contractual requirements. It also provides independent assurance when certification is performed by an accredited certification body.
Is ISO 27001 certification mandatory in India?
ISO 27001 certification is generally voluntary. However, customers, tenders, regulated sectors and global supply chains may require or strongly prefer certification. Applicable legal and regulatory obligations continue to apply whether or not an organization holds ISO 27001 certification.
Who needs ISO 27001 certification in India?
Indian organizations of any size that process sensitive information can benefit from ISO 27001. Common sectors include SaaS, IT services, fintech, banking, healthcare, manufacturing, government suppliers, professional services, cloud providers, education and organizations responding to security-conscious tenders or customer due diligence.
What is a Statement of Applicability (SoA)?
The Statement of Applicability records the ISO 27001:2022 Annex A controls selected for the ISMS, including the rationale for inclusions and exclusions, additional controls where relevant, and implementation status. It connects risk treatment decisions to controls actually implemented and is a key document examined during certification.
How many controls are in ISO 27001:2022 Annex A?
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Annex A lists 93 controls grouped into four themes: organizational, people, physical and technological. This replaced 114 controls in 14 domains in the 2013 edition. Eleven controls are new in the 2022 edition.
What is NABCB and why does it matter in India?
NABCB (National Accreditation Board for Certification Bodies) is India’s national accreditation body for certification bodies. For Indian organizations seeking a domestically recognized accreditation pathway, a NABCB-accredited certification body is the primary option to evaluate.
What is ANAB and is it accepted in India?
ANAB (ANSI National Accreditation Board) is the US-based accreditation body. Certification from an ANAB-accredited certification body can be appropriate for Indian organizations serving multinational customers or global supply chains, subject to the customer’s requirements.
What is UKAS and is it accepted in India?
UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation Service) is the UK’s national accreditation body. UKAS-accredited certification can be appropriate where customers or supply chains specifically recognize that international pathway.
What is Global ACI?
Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated (Global ACI) is the current global accreditation cooperation organization following the transition from IAF and ILAC on 1 January 2026. When evaluating international recognition, check the current Global ACI MRA status of the relevant accreditation body.
What is IAF and why does it matter?
IAF (International Accreditation Forum) is the predecessor to Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated. It should not be described as the current global accreditation organization after the 1 January 2026 transition.
What is UAF and should an Indian organization choose it?
UAF (United Accreditation Foundation) is an international accreditation body. Acceptance can vary by customer and tender, so confirm that the specific certification body and accreditation are accepted before relying on that pathway.
Which accreditation body should an Indian organization choose?
For organizations whose customers or tenders expect Indian accreditation, a NABCB-accredited certification body is the primary pathway to evaluate. For multinational customers, ANAB, UKAS or another current Global ACI MRA signatory may also be appropriate. Confirm the exact customer and tender requirements before selecting.
How does ISO 27001 relate to the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023?
ISO 27001 can support DPDP-related governance by establishing structured controls for information classification, access management, incident response, supplier risk, data handling and continual improvement. ISO 27001 certification does not by itself establish legal compliance with the DPDP Act.
Does ISO 27001 help with CERT-In requirements?
Yes. ISO 27001 can support the governance, logging, monitoring, incident response, risk assessment and evidence-management practices relevant to organizations working to meet applicable CERT-In directions. The ISMS should be mapped to the organization’s actual legal and technical obligations.
Does ISO 27001 help with RBI cybersecurity requirements?
ISO 27001 provides a structured information-security management system that can support applicable RBI cybersecurity, technology-risk, access-control, incident-management and governance expectations. The exact mapping depends on the regulated entity and applicable RBI directions.
Does ISO 27001 help with SEBI cybersecurity requirements?
Yes. Organizations subject to applicable SEBI cybersecurity requirements can use ISO 27001 to organize governance, risk assessment, control ownership, evidence, monitoring and continual improvement. The specific control mapping should be based on the relevant SEBI framework.
How long does ISO 27001 certification take in India?
For a focused scope in a small-to-medium organization, the journey from gap assessment to Stage 1 audit typically takes about 3 to 6 months. Larger, multi-site or highly regulated scopes can take 6 to 12 months or longer depending on readiness and audit scheduling.
How much does ISO 27001 certification cost in India?
Costs depend on scope, employee count, sites, technology complexity, existing security maturity, consulting requirements and the certification body selected. Consulting and certification-body fees are normally quoted separately. A reliable price should be based on a documented scope rather than a generic per-certificate price.
What cities in India do you serve?
We support organizations across India, including Bengaluru, Mumbai, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Gurugram, Noida, Ahmedabad, Kochi, Mangaluru and surrounding regions. Engagements can be delivered remotely with onsite workshops where required.
Is ISO 27001:2013 still valid in India?
No. The transition period to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 ended on 31 October 2025. Organizations seeking current certification should certify against the 2022 edition.
How long is an ISO 27001 certificate valid?
An ISO 27001 certificate is generally valid for three years, subject to the certification body’s surveillance programme and successful completion of required audits. Recertification is performed before the certificate expires.
What is the difference between ISO 27001 and SOC 2?
ISO 27001 is a certifiable management-system standard assessed by an accredited certification body. SOC 2 is an attestation report issued by a licensed CPA firm against the Trust Services Criteria. Many Indian SaaS and technology organizations pursue both when their customer base requires both forms of assurance.
Does CyberAtrix issue the ISO 27001 certificate?
No. CyberAtrix provides consulting, gap assessment, ISMS design, risk assessment, SoA, control implementation, evidence preparation, internal audit and certification-body coordination. The certificate is issued by an independent accredited certification body.
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