ISO 27001:2013 certificates have expired
The transition to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 ended on 31 October 2025. Certificates against the 2013 version are no longer valid.
Source: IAF

Someone has to own security: set priorities, report to the board, manage suppliers and face the auditor. A virtual CISO does that part time, and managed compliance keeps the evidence current all year.
A security programme with priorities, budget and a roadmap, aligned to your risks and obligations.
Regular reporting on risk, incidents and progress, in plain language.
Preparation for ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI DSS and CIMA inspections, including mock assessments.
Security policies maintained, staff awareness training delivered and phishing simulations run.
Controls tested on a schedule and evidence collected as you go, not in the week before the audit.
Security requirements set for suppliers and their performance reviewed.
Current security posture and obligations assessed.
Programme, priorities and calendar agreed.
Controls, training and testing run all year.
Progress and risk reported to the board.
The transition to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 ended on 31 October 2025. Certificates against the 2013 version are no longer valid.
Source: IAF
Microsoft found multi factor authentication blocks over 99.2% of account compromise attacks. Most security programmes start there.
Source: Microsoft
A virtual CIO owns technology strategy, budgets and vendors. A virtual CISO owns security risk, controls and compliance. Smaller firms often combine them; larger ones keep them separate.
We prepare you for certification: scope, risk assessment, controls, documentation and a mock audit. The certificate itself is issued by an accredited certification body.
An agreed number of days each month, plus cover for audits and incidents, sized after the initial assessment.
Tell us what you're working on. We'll listen, ask the right questions and recommend a practical next step. No obligation.