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ISO 17060 is a crucial compliance assessment standard that plays a significant role in ensuring quality, reliability, and consistency in various industries. This standard provides guidelines and requirements for organizations to assess their compliance with regulatory and customer requirements effectively.
ISO 2848 is a standard established by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) specifically tailored for building construction.
ISO 23616 aims to ensure the reliability and performance of firefighter PPE by establishing uniform procedures for cleaning, inspection, and repair.
ISO 3881 is a globally recognized standard that governs various aspects of building construction, ranging from materials used to construction techniques employed.
ISO 22307 is a standard developed specifically for the financial services industry to address the unique challenges and requirements pertaining to privacy impact assessments. It provides a comprehensive framework that organizations can adopt to conduct PIAs effectively and efficiently.
ISO 14268 is a set of standards developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) specifically for testing the physical and mechanical properties of leather. These standards aim to ensure consistency, durability, and quality across various leather products.
ISO 25051 was developed to address the growing complexity of software systems and the need for standardized approaches to ensure their quality. It builds upon previous standards and best practices in software engineering, aiming to provide a comprehensive set of guidelines for both developers and evaluators.
ISO 15408 sets the benchmark for evaluating the security features and capabilities of information technology products and systems. It establishes criteria for assessing the security attributes of these products and provides a basis for mutual recognition of evaluation results.
ISO 7240 specifies requirements for various components of fire alarm systems, including control and indicating equipment, detectors, alarm devices, power supply, and cables/wiring.
ISO 13569 has undergone significant transformations over the years to keep pace with the dynamic nature of cyber threats. Initially conceived as a response to growing concerns about data security in the financial sector, it has evolved into a comprehensive standard addressing various aspects of information security.