Choosing an ISO 27001:2022 Certified Partner: Reduce Cyberattack Risk by 40%
- marcom-vn
- Dec 10, 2025
- 4 min read
Prioritizing a Vendor certified with ISO 27001:2022 helps enterprises reduce supply chain attack risks by 40%. Decoding 11 security controls for absolute data safety.
When data is an asset, choosing the "Gatekeeper" matters more than ever
In modern business operations, outsourcing services such as network management, server hosting (cloud), or technical support (IT Support) is essential for cost optimization.
However, this also means that the enterprise must share the "keys" to data access with a third party.
A strategic question for the leadership and management departments is: "How to ensure this partner is secure enough to entrust with data?"
The answer lies in the international standard ISO 27001:2022.
Selecting a service provider with this certification is not just about compliance; it is a practical layer of protection.
Industry statistics show that enterprises partnering with ISO 27001:2022 certified entities reduce the risk of information leakage or cyberattacks from external vulnerabilities by up to 40% compared to enterprises that do not implement it.
What is ISO 27001? Why must it be ISO 27001:2022?
If the company's data is likened to gold in a vault, then ISO 27001 is the international standard for building a fortified "bank."
When a partner holds this certification, it means they have established a rigorous management system, ensuring three core factors:
Absolute Confidentiality: Only authorized persons are allowed to view the data.
Data Integrity: Data is not unauthorizedly modified, deleted, or falsified.
Availability: Data is always accessible when needed, without interruption due to incidents.
The latest 2022 version is updated to cope with sophisticated attack methods in the digital era, which older standards could not address.
Decoding the "11 New Security Controls" in ISO 27001:2022
The most distinct feature of the 2022 version is the introduction of 11 new Security Controls. Below is a simple explanation of the practical benefits these measures bring to enterprise safety:
Proactive Protection Group
Threat Intelligence: The partner does not wait for an incident to occur before handling it. They proactively gather information about the latest attack methods on the market to update the defense system before the attacker can act.
Monitoring Activities (24/7 Continuous Monitoring): The network system is continuously monitored day and night, like having security cameras watching. Any abnormal behavior (e.g., unusual data access at midnight) is immediately detected and prevented.
Web Filtering: The system automatically blocks access to malicious websites or websites containing malware, helping protect employees from accidentally downloading viruses to company computers.
Data and Asset Protection Group
Data Masking: Sensitive information (such as credit card numbers, salaries, personal information) will be blurred or encrypted (e.g., **** 1234). The partner's technicians cannot view the entire original data when performing support tasks.
Data Leakage Prevention (DLP): The system acts as a "gatekeeper," immediately detecting and preventing anyone who attempts to send confidential documents externally via personal email or USB.
Information Deletion (Secure Data Disposal): When decommissioning old equipment or terminating a contract, data is completely wiped using specialized technology, ensuring no one can recover and view it secretly.
Cloud Services Security: Clearly regulates the responsibility for protecting data when stored in the cloud environment, ensuring safety even when the data is not physically located at the company office.
System Management Group
ICT Readiness (Always-on Backup Plan): The partner commits that the system always has alternative plans (backup servers, backup lines) so that business operations are not interrupted for too long in case of natural disasters or equipment failure.
Configuration Management (Tight Installation Management): Devices are configured with the highest security settings from the moment they are put into use, eliminating easy-to-guess default passwords and blocking elementary vulnerabilities.
Physical Security Monitoring (Strict Access Control): The area containing data servers is equipped with cameras, sensors, and strict control over physical access, preventing the risk of intruders causing physical damage.
Secure Coding: Software and applications are checked for security errors right from the coding stage, ensuring a solid operating platform that is difficult to penetrate.
IPSIP Vietnam: A Reliable Cybersecurity Partner Certified with ISO 27001:2022
In the volatile technology market, IPSIP Vietnam affirms its position as a strategic partner providing Cybersecurity solutions, Network Operations Center (NOC 24/7), and Security Operations Center (SOC 24/7) based on the foundation of strict adherence to ISO 27001:2022.
Partnering with IPSIP Vietnam brings 3 proven core values:
40% Reduction in Security Risks: With the system protected by 11 modern security layers according to global standards, the enterprise minimizes data leakage incidents.
Optimal Resource and Cost Utilization: The enterprise does not need to spend huge budgets to build an internal security team. Instead, using IPSIP Vietnam's services allows the enterprise to benefit from international expert quality with optimized operating costs.
Enhanced Brand Reputation: Using ISO-certified services is the strongest testament to customer protection commitment, helping the enterprise increase its trustworthiness score in the eyes of partners and major investors.
In the digital era, security is not a cost, but an investment in sustainability. Choosing a technology partner certified with ISO 27001:2022 like IPSIP Vietnam is the right decision to protect digital assets and the enterprise's position in the market.
References:
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard documentation - Information Security Management System Requirements
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