The global push for transparency and accountability in supply chains has taken a significant step forward with the publication of two Draft International Standards (DIS) within the chain of custody framework:
These standards aim to harmonize organizations’ methods to track materials and sustainability claims throughout supply chains.
Staying ahead in the ever-evolving global business landscape requires proactive engagement with emerging standards. Being involved early in standardization projects offers strategic insights and positions your organization to influence best practices, ensuring alignment with industry needs. Below is an overview of new proposals (NPs) and activated work items (AWIs) from ISO’s December list, showcasing key areas such as circular economy, innovation management, IT management, and more.
ISO/IEC DIS 27028, offering guidance on ISO/IEC 27002 attributes for information security, cybersecurity, and privacy protection, has officially been balloted as a Draft International Standard (DIS). Read it now by purchasing a copy, or stay tuned as it progresses toward publication.
ISO is continuously shaping the global landscape with new standards that address pressing issues in various industries. Here’s a spotlight on some key standards currently in the Draft International Standard (DIS) stage, covering brand reputation, human resources, environmental management, IT management, security, and more.