Certification Overview
Standard: ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Certified Organisation: Fernox Ltd
Certification Body: Intertek Certification Limited (UKAS Accredited, Accreditation No. 0014)
Certificate Number: 0233950
Initial Certification Date: 22 December 2025
Valid Until: 21 December 2028
Main Site: Unit 2, Genesis Business Park, Woking, GU21 5RW, United Kingdom
Our ISO 27001 certification applies to:
The Information Security Management System (ISMS) covering the development, deployment, production, operation, and support of the Fernox mobile and web application, including supporting assets, infrastructure, development tools, and personnel, in accordance with Statement of Applicability version 1.5 dated 15 December 2025.
This ensures security controls extend across technology, people, processes, and supporting systems.
ISO 27001 is built around a set of fundamental principles that guide how organisations manage and protect information securely.
ISO 27001 requires organisations to identify, assess, and treat information security risks in a structured and ongoing way. Rather than relying on generic controls, Fernox applies targeted safeguards based on real threats, ensuring security efforts are effective, proportionate, and continuously updated.
The standard is grounded in the three core pillars of information security:
Confidentiality — ensuring information is accessible only to authorised individuals
Integrity — ensuring data remains accurate, complete, and protected from unauthorised modification
Availability — ensuring systems and information are accessible when needed
These principles shape how Fernox designs systems, manages access, and protects customer data.
ISO 27001 requires clear governance structures, defined responsibilities, and formal policies. This ensures that information security is managed at an organisational level, supported by leadership, and embedded into daily operations — not treated as an afterthought.
Security threats evolve, and ISO 27001 mandates a cycle of continual improvement. Fernox regularly:
Reviews risks and controls
Conducts internal audits and management reviews
Responds to new vulnerabilities and emerging threats
Undergoes independent external surveillance audits
This ensures our security posture remains strong over time.
ISO 27001 recognises that effective security depends on trained people, well-defined processes, and secure technology. Fernox invests in staff awareness, operational discipline, and technical safeguards to ensure security is comprehensive and resilient.
Protecting customer data is a central focus of our ISO 27001-certified ISMS. The framework ensures that personal, commercial, and operational data is handled responsibly, securely, and transparently throughout its lifecycle — from collection and processing to storage and deletion.
Under ISO 27001, Fernox has implemented controls to:
Restrict access to customer data to authorised personnel only
Encrypt and protect data where appropriate
Monitor systems for unauthorised activity or suspicious behaviour
Secure infrastructure and development environments against cyber threats
Maintain secure backup and recovery processes to protect data availability
These measures reduce the risk of data breaches, unauthorised access, accidental loss, and misuse.
Our ISO 27001 certification supports our commitment to customer privacy, data protection, and regulatory compliance, including alignment with modern privacy and data protection requirements such as GDPR.
By maintaining an independently audited security framework, Fernox ensures that:
Customer information is handled lawfully, securely, and ethically
Security risks are identified before they become incidents
Data protection practices are reviewed and improved continuously
Customers can trust Fernox as a responsible and security-conscious partner
Ultimately, ISO 27001 strengthens our ability to protect customer data while reinforcing transparency, accountability, and confidence in our digital services.
To maintain our certification, Fernox:
Conducts regular risk assessments and internal audits
Trains employees in information security awareness and best practices
Updates security policies and controls to reflect evolving threats
Monitors systems to detect and respond to potential incidents
Undergoes external audits by Intertek Certification Limited
Information security is a continuous commitment — not a one-time milestone.