Bragg Confirms ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Recertification

Bragg has completed its ISO/IEC 27001:2022 recertification audit, confirming that its certified operating entities in Slovenia and Malta continue to meet international information security management requirements.

The successful audit reflects the company’s continued focus on maintaining a strong Information Security Management System (ISMS) across the Bragg group. The certification demonstrates the company’s approach to information security as an integrated part of its operational processes rather than a standalone compliance measure.

The ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard is recognized as a leading framework for information security management systems. It outlines requirements for organizations to establish, maintain, and improve systems designed to manage risks associated with the protection of company-controlled data.

Security Framework Supports Ongoing Risk Management

Bragg stated that its security practices focus on maintaining protections through an active framework that identifies potential risks and addresses them before they affect systems. The company continues to review and update its controls to respond to changing cybersecurity conditions.

The recertification confirms the effectiveness of the ISMS used throughout Bragg’s operations. The framework supports security processes that are integrated into the company’s daily activities and the development and delivery of its solutions.

Bragg highlighted several areas supported by its information security approach, including risk identification, the continued improvement of safeguards, and the integration of security measures throughout operational workflows.

The company also emphasized that ISO/IEC 27001 certification requires organizations to manage security risks through established practices involving technology, policies, and personnel. Businesses that comply with the standard demonstrate that they have implemented systems designed to protect information while following internationally recognized security principles.

Recertification Reinforces Customer And Partner Confidence

Bragg said the renewed certification provides customers and partners with confidence that their information receives a high level of protection. The company linked its security commitments to three key principles covered by the ISO/IEC 27001 framework.

Confidentiality ensures sensitive information remains protected from unauthorized access. Integrity focuses on maintaining accurate and reliable data, while availability supports authorized access to important systems when required.

The company noted that cybersecurity risks continue to develop as new threats emerge, making structured information security management increasingly important. ISO/IEC 27001 helps organizations identify weaknesses, manage cyber risks, and strengthen operational resilience through a systematic approach.

The completed audit confirms that Bragg’s certified entities in Slovenia and Malta continue operating under the requirements of the updated ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard. The milestone follows the company’s continued efforts to maintain security practices across its business operations.

Looking ahead, Bragg said it will continue investing in its infrastructure and maintaining security standards as business requirements and cybersecurity challenges change. The company plans to preserve its focus on information protection through ongoing improvements to its security systems and processes.

The recertification marks another step in Bragg’s efforts to maintain internationally recognized information security practices while supporting reliable services for customers and partners.

Source:

“Bragg reaffirms commitment to information security with ISO/IEC 27001:2022 recertification”, bragg.group, July 27, 2026