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July 2025: Key developments in ISO

July 2025 has been an exceptionally dynamic month for ISO, with landmark publications and progress across artificial intelligence, compliance, human resources, sustainability, cybersecurity, and the sharing economy. The month’s outputs highlight ISO’s growing role in shaping governance, responsible technology, and future-ready management systems.

From beneficial AI systems and privacy frameworks to compliance competence, service excellence, and decarbonization, the July publications show ISO’s ambition to provide organizations with globally aligned, practical, and credible tools for navigating an increasingly interconnected and accountable world.

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May 2025: Key developments in ISO

May brought an impressive expansion of ISO activity across critical areas, including AI trustworthiness, workplace wellbeing, innovation systems, and the sustainability of logistics and education. With new standards published, others advancing through final drafts and committee work, and numerous new proposals on the table, this month reinforces the essential role of international standards in building resilient, digital, and people-centered systems.

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April 2025: Key developments in ISO

April delivered a remarkable array of ISO developments, reaffirming the standards community’s focus on trusted AI, resilient infrastructure, sustainable systems, and better human and organizational outcomes. From quality in internships and energy audits to advancing AI governance and environmental transparency, this month reflects a dynamic intersection of trust, digitalization, and sustainability.

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New position paper on cyber security standards from Standards Australia released

The newly released Cyber Security Standards position paper from Standards Australia underscores the critical role of standards in strengthening Australia’s cyber resilience amid rising cyber threats. The paper highlights key recommendations to enhance national security and economic stability by aligning with international best practices and engaging industry stakeholders. The paper is developed in collaboration with Standards Australia, the government, and a selection of businesses. The report calls for more substantial adoption and awareness of cyber security standards to protect digital infrastructure and drive innovation.