ISO/IEC 27001 certification demonstrates your ISMS has been independently audited against globally recognized requirements.
A clear, independent audit process from application through certification and ongoing assurance.
Documented audit outputs for your privacy, compliance, DPO, and board reporting requirements.
Review of proposed ISMS scope, locations, processes, and applicability.
Documentation and readiness review determining preparedness for Stage 2.
Evaluation of ISMS implementation, effectiveness, and conformity against ISO 27001 requirements.
Scheduled annual surveillance audit cycle to maintain certification validity throughout the 3-year cycle.
Independent technical review and certification decision based on audit outcome.
Formal certificate issued after successful completion and closure of applicable findings.
Every deliverable is documented, audit-ready, and issued as part of a transparent certification process - no ambiguity, no surprises.
Choose the package that matches your organization's certification scope, size, and complexity.
Ideal for organizations seeking standalone ISMS certification for the first time.
Ideal for mid-size SaaS and BFSI firms managing multiple compliance obligations simultaneously.
For large, global, or multi-location organizations under a single ISMS scope.
Independent certification. Structured audits. Multi-standard capability. Global delivery experience.
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No. QRC provides independent ISO 27001 audit and certification services only. We do not provide consulting, implementation support, or gap assessments - this ensures there is no conflict of interest in the certification process.
Stage 1 reviews your ISMS documentation, scope, context, risk assessment, and Statement of Applicability to determine readiness for Stage 2. Stage 2 verifies actual implementation and effectiveness of the ISMS against all ISO/IEC 27001:2022 requirements.
From application to certificate issuance, the process typically takes 6 to 12 weeks depending on organization size, scope complexity, and how quickly any audit findings are closed. The Stage 1 and Stage 2 audits themselves each take 1 to 5 days depending on scope.
Nonconformities are documented in a clear Nonconformity Report. Minor nonconformities typically require evidence of correction before certificate issuance. Major nonconformities may require a partial follow-up audit. The process is structured - finding nonconformities does not automatically mean certification is failed.
Certification follows a three-year cycle with annual surveillance audits in Year 1 and Year 2. A full recertification audit is conducted before the end of Year 3.
Yes. QRC plans and conducts multi-site audits based on scope, locations, central functions, and statistically valid sampling. Consolidated certification cycles are available for organizations with multiple sites under a single ISMS scope.
Yes. QRC supports transfer audits for organizations moving from an existing certification body. A transfer audit reviews your current certification status and audits conformity before issuing a QRC certificate.
Start with a clear scope and a structured path to certification.