Implement ISO 28000:2022 step-by-step to manage supply-chain risks, security controls, and certification readiness
β±οΈ Length: 1.2 total hours
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π October 2025 update
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- Course Overview
- Analyzing the fundamental transition from the legacy ISO 28000:2007 version to the modern ISO 28000:2022 framework, which incorporates the high-level structure (Annex SL) to facilitate seamless integration with other global management system standards like ISO 9001 and ISO 45001.
- Evaluating the context of the organization within the global supply chain, which involves identifying the internal and external security issues that can affect an organization’s ability to achieve the intended outcomes of its security management system.
- Defining the scope of the Security Management System (SMS), ensuring that all critical nodes of the supply chainβfrom raw material sourcing and manufacturing to warehousing and final deliveryβare adequately covered under the security umbrella.
- Exploring the critical role of Leadership and Commitment, where top management is required to demonstrate active involvement in security policies, resource allocation, and the promotion of a security-conscious culture across the entire workforce.
- Understanding the Security Policy requirements, which serve as the foundation for setting security objectives and provide a framework for action and the commitment to satisfy applicable security-related legal and regulatory requirements.
- Addressing the planning phase of the ISO 28000 standard, which focuses on identifying risks and opportunities that need to be addressed to ensure the security management system can achieve its intended results and prevent undesired effects.
- Examining the operational controls necessary to mitigate security risks, including physical security measures, personnel security protocols, and the protection of information assets from unauthorized access or tampering.
- Requirements / Prerequisites
- A foundational understanding of logistics, shipping, or procurement operations is highly recommended to help learners grasp how security controls are applied to physical goods and data moving across international borders.
- Basic familiarity with general management system principles, such as the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle, will assist in understanding the structured approach that ISO 28000:2022 utilizes for continuous improvement.
- An introductory knowledge of risk management concepts, particularly the identification of threats and vulnerabilities, is beneficial for following the technical sections related to risk assessment methodologies.
- No prior experience with the older 2007 version of the standard is required, as the course is designed to provide a comprehensive starting point for both beginners and experienced quality managers looking to pivot into security.
- A professional interest in international trade compliance and security frameworks like C-TPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) or AEO (Authorized Economic Operator) will provide helpful context for the course material.
- Skills Covered / Tools Used
- Developing a comprehensive Security Risk Assessment (SRA) matrix, which is used to systematically evaluate the likelihood and impact of security incidents such as theft, smuggling, or unauthorized intrusion.
- Utilizing Gap Analysis templates to compare existing organizational security practices against the specific requirements of the ISO 28000:2022 standard to identify areas of non-compliance.
- Implementing Performance Evaluation techniques, including the selection of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to measure the effectiveness of security controls and management system performance.
- Drafting Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for security incident response, ensuring that the organization has a predefined roadmap for handling security breaches or supply chain disruptions.
- Mastering Internal Auditing skills specifically tailored for security systems, focusing on how to collect objective evidence, conduct interviews, and report on the health of the security management system.
- Applying Supply Chain Mapping tools to visualize the flow of goods and information, allowing for a better understanding of where security vulnerabilities may exist between different stakeholders and transport modes.
- Benefits / Outcomes
- Establish a robust security posture that significantly reduces the probability of cargo theft, counterfeiting, and logistical tampering, thereby protecting the physical and financial assets of the company.
- Achieve Certification Readiness by building a system that meets the rigorous demands of external auditors, facilitating a smoother path toward official ISO 28000 accreditation.
- Enhance stakeholder and client trust by providing tangible evidence that the organization manages its supply chain risks according to globally recognized best practices.
- Gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace, as many multinational corporations and government entities prioritize partnerships with vendors who hold ISO 28000 certification.
- Foster operational resilience, ensuring that the organization can maintain business continuity and rapidly recover from security-related shocks or stressors in the global trade environment.
- Improve regulatory compliance and potentially reduce insurance premiums by demonstrating a proactive and documented commitment to risk mitigation and loss prevention.
- PROS
- The course provides a highly efficient learning path, delivering critical implementation knowledge in just 1.2 hours, making it ideal for busy executives and supply chain managers.
- Includes up-to-date content reflecting the latest October 2025 industry updates, ensuring that learners are not studying obsolete versions of the standard.
- Features a practical, step-by-step approach that moves beyond theory and focuses on the actual implementation of security controls in a real-world business context.
- CONS
- The brief total duration of the course means that learners seeking extremely deep, technical deep-dives into specialized maritime or cybersecurity technologies may need to supplement this training with additional technical modules.
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