Applied Driving Achieves ISO 27001:2022 Certification

As a provider of fleet risk management services handling significant volumes of sensitive personal and operational data, maintaining robust information security controls is a critical business requirement. Applied Driving faced increasing pressure from:

Existing customers and strategic partners required ongoing ISO 27001 certification as evidence of effective information security governance. In addition, prospective customers were awaiting certification confirmation before committing to service implementation and contract agreements.

Failure to successfully transition to ISO 27001:2022 could have created significant commercial and operational risks, including the potential loss of approximately 35% of existing business revenue.

The organisation needed to address:

• Information security threats 
• Data breach risks 
• Emerging regulatory requirements 
• Supply chain vulnerabilities 
• Governance and compliance expectations 
• Ongoing business growth requirements 

Integral Management worked closely with Applied Driving to provide practical consultancy support throughout the transition to ISO 27001:2022. The engagement focused on helping the organisation understand and implement the changes introduced within the revised standard while strengthening existing information security practices.

🔍 Gap analysis against ISO 27001:2022 requirements

📋 Review and enhancement of policies and documentation

⚠️ Risk management methodology review

🛡️ Implementation of updated Annex A controls

☁️ Guidance on cloud services and information security risks

🧠 Threat intelligence and emerging risk considerations

📑 Internal audit preparation and support

🎯 Certification audit readiness planning

Rather than adopting a generic compliance approach, recommendations were tailored specifically to Applied Driving's operational environment, risk profile, and growth objectives.