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Accreditation/Standard Information
ISO 28000:2007 specifies the requirements for a security management system that addresses all aspects critical to supply chain security assurance. This international standard links security management with other elements of business management, covering activities influenced or controlled by organizations that impact supply chain risk and resilience.
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The scope includes transportation security, logistics, manufacturing, storage, and service operations—ensuring end-to-end protection of goods along the global supply chain. Organizations must consider these aspects directly wherever they affect security management practices.
Applicability of ISO 28000:2007
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ISO 28000 is applicable to organizations of all sizes—from SMEs to multinational enterprises—involved in any stage of the production, logistics, or supply chain management process. It supports organizations that wish to:
a) Establish, implement, maintain, and continually improve a supply chain security management system (SCSMS).
b) Ensure conformance with their stated security management policy.
c) Demonstrate compliance and certification to clients and stakeholders.
d) Self-determine and declare conformance with ISO 28000:2007 certification requirements.
What are the benefits of ISO 28000 Supply Chain Security Management System?
ISO 28000 brings big benefits to companies of all sizes. By responding to increasing customer demands for proof of systematic supply chain security management, an ISO 28000 compliant security management system can strengthen business confidence, enhance reputation, and support future growth.
It also helps you:
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Facilitate international trade and expedite the transport of goods across global borders.
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Monitor and manage supply chain security risks throughout your operations.
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Gain a competitive advantage and win new business opportunities.
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Encourage suppliers and partners to secure their own processes within the supply chain network.
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Reassure stakeholders of your organization’s commitment to supply chain safety, risk management, and protection of goods and services.
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Enable management to focus limited resources on areas of greatest concern.
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Benchmark your supply chain security practices against international best practices.
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Achieve cost savings by reducing security incidents and potentially lowering corporate insurance premiums.
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Unlock opportunities to improve efficiency and operational performance across business processes.