Leadway Assurance Gets ISO/IEC 27001 Re–certification

Leadway Assurance Company Limited has received recertification for the globally acclaimed ISO/IEC 27001 Certification for Information Security Management Systems. 

It got the recertification because of its robust and thorough information security processes.

The ISO/IEC 27001 is an international standard certification issued by the International Organisation for Standardization (ISO) to organisations that have established superior systems and processes for managing information security. It details the requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, continually improving, and securing the organisation’s information assets. 

Speaking on the milestone, the managing director/CEO of Leadway Assurance, Tunde Hassan-Odukale, stated that, this re-certification is a recognition of the firm’s unwavering commitment and strictest compliance with the process of providing quality management information and security management systems for the cyber safety of its  stakeholders. 

“It is yet another strong indicator that our brand is built on unmatched and entrenched risk management systems buoyed by our robust enterprise information technology, ensuring that we are on top of the game ahead of the prevailing severe cyber crimes,” he stated.

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While understanding the criticality of today’s cyber security realities, hence, investing in providing word-class cyber security architecture, reengineer and optimise its robust risk management processes to protect critical data on customers, financial operations, medical information, and employee details, he added that, “we are delighted to have this re- certification, and I am confident that having achieved this milestone, we will continue to maintain and sustain continuous system improvement and give room for external checks and balances for proper efficacy and future scrutiny in line with the global standard.”