20 Jan 2026
Nowadays, almost all business activities depend on data. From customer data and internal documents to strategic company information. The problem is, the greater the dependence on data, the greater the risk.
Data breaches, cyberattacks, and information management errors are no longer rare occurrences. The consequences are serious: customer trust can be lost, operations disrupted, and a company's reputation can collapse in a short period of time. This is where ISO 27001 becomes relevant.
ISO/IEC 27001 is an international standard that helps companies manage information security in a neat and measurable way. It's not just about IT systems, but about how an organization protects information comprehensively.
ISO 27001 covers many things, such as:
how the company identifies information security risks
how data is stored, accessed, and used
who is allowed to access certain information
how the company responds to security incidents
how employees are educated about data security
So, it's not just about installing technology, but building the right habits and processes.
The reason is simple: the greater the risk, the higher the demands. By implementing ISO 27001, companies can:
In today's world, trust is expensive. ISO 27001 helps companies maintain it.
ISO 27001 is not about “passing the audit and then being done.” This standard emphasizes continuous improvement. This means that companies are required to continuously evaluate, improve, and adjust their security systems in line with changes in risk and technology.
That is what makes ISO 27001 relevant in the long term!
Author: Ghea Devita
Marketing Communication, PT Perkom Indah Murni