The document discusses how registrars will determine compliance with the transition from ISO 9001:1994 to ISO 9001:2000. Registrars indicated they will develop internal criteria and transition plans. They will likely determine compliance through surveillance audits over 1-2 years or during 3-year recertification audits. Registrars are confident in their ability to manage the transition with little difficulty despite some uncertainty around the new standard requirements.
This webinar provides an overview of the CMMC certification process and how ControlCase can help organizations achieve and maintain compliance. It discusses what CMMC is, who it applies to, the different certification levels, and the assessment process. ControlCase offers certification services to help clients become certified in CMMC and other standards with one audit. It also provides continuous compliance services through automated tools to address vulnerabilities and ensure ongoing compliance.
This document discusses the evolution of security management and solutions. It makes three key points:
1) Security infrastructures are evolving due to factors like regulations, standards, and the large percentage of IT budgets spent on operations rather than security. Most security incidents are also due to human error.
2) Security best practices have changed from a disorganized approach to following processes like incident management, problem management, and change management. Tools now help with tasks like log management, event management, and change management.
3) The document provides examples of security best practices such as getting a clear network topology, using central rule management, testing configurations before implementing them, and automating threat detection and remediation through collaborative processes.
1. Genuine Parts Company, a global service organization with over 55,000 employees, implemented ISACA's CMMI Cybermaturity Platform to better assess and manage their cybersecurity risk and demonstrate cyber resilience.
2. The CMMI Cybermaturity Platform allows companies to conduct a customized cyber maturity self-assessment aligned with frameworks like NIST CSF and ISO 27001. It provides a risk-focused assessment and prioritized roadmap to guide cybersecurity investments.
3. Using the platform, Genuine Parts established a baseline maturity level, identified areas for improvement, and reduced the time to resolve security incidents from an average of 24 days to 6.5 days, improving their cybersecurity capabilities and risk management
The document discusses six key steps for effective IT risk and compliance management: 1) capture appropriate assets, 2) implement a common control framework, 3) automate survey workflow and technical testing, 4) quantify and analyze risk, 5) take appropriate actions to manage risk, and 6) provide visibility to support informed decisions. It argues that by taking these steps and using technology, organizations can better understand compliance positions and risks, use resources more efficiently, and provide transparency. The goal is to help IT organizations balance regulatory requirements, risk management, and cost reduction.
The MCGlobalTech Managed Security Compliance Program helps small business government contractors meet the DFARS/NIST 800-171 compliance requirements by managing their security and compliance. Save Money. Run your business. Leave it to the experts.
Soc 2 vs iso 27001 certification withh links converted-convertedVISTA InfoSec
When it comes to Information Security, companies struggle with the decision between selecting the SOC 2 attestation or ISO 27001 Certification, both the audits provide a competitive advantage in today’s Information security landscape.
ControlCase discusses the following:
- About PCI DSS, ISO 27001, NERC, HIPAA, FISMA and EI3PA
- Best Practices and Cloud Implications for Comprehensive -Compliance within IT Standards/Regulations
- Challenges in the Comprehensive Compliance Space
This webinar provides an overview of the CMMC certification process and how ControlCase can help organizations achieve and maintain compliance. It discusses what CMMC is, who it applies to, the different certification levels, and the assessment process. ControlCase offers certification services to help clients become certified in CMMC and other standards with one audit. It also provides continuous compliance services through automated tools to address vulnerabilities and ensure ongoing compliance.
This document discusses the evolution of security management and solutions. It makes three key points:
1) Security infrastructures are evolving due to factors like regulations, standards, and the large percentage of IT budgets spent on operations rather than security. Most security incidents are also due to human error.
2) Security best practices have changed from a disorganized approach to following processes like incident management, problem management, and change management. Tools now help with tasks like log management, event management, and change management.
3) The document provides examples of security best practices such as getting a clear network topology, using central rule management, testing configurations before implementing them, and automating threat detection and remediation through collaborative processes.
1. Genuine Parts Company, a global service organization with over 55,000 employees, implemented ISACA's CMMI Cybermaturity Platform to better assess and manage their cybersecurity risk and demonstrate cyber resilience.
2. The CMMI Cybermaturity Platform allows companies to conduct a customized cyber maturity self-assessment aligned with frameworks like NIST CSF and ISO 27001. It provides a risk-focused assessment and prioritized roadmap to guide cybersecurity investments.
3. Using the platform, Genuine Parts established a baseline maturity level, identified areas for improvement, and reduced the time to resolve security incidents from an average of 24 days to 6.5 days, improving their cybersecurity capabilities and risk management
The document discusses six key steps for effective IT risk and compliance management: 1) capture appropriate assets, 2) implement a common control framework, 3) automate survey workflow and technical testing, 4) quantify and analyze risk, 5) take appropriate actions to manage risk, and 6) provide visibility to support informed decisions. It argues that by taking these steps and using technology, organizations can better understand compliance positions and risks, use resources more efficiently, and provide transparency. The goal is to help IT organizations balance regulatory requirements, risk management, and cost reduction.
The MCGlobalTech Managed Security Compliance Program helps small business government contractors meet the DFARS/NIST 800-171 compliance requirements by managing their security and compliance. Save Money. Run your business. Leave it to the experts.
Soc 2 vs iso 27001 certification withh links converted-convertedVISTA InfoSec
When it comes to Information Security, companies struggle with the decision between selecting the SOC 2 attestation or ISO 27001 Certification, both the audits provide a competitive advantage in today’s Information security landscape.
ControlCase discusses the following:
- About PCI DSS, ISO 27001, NERC, HIPAA, FISMA and EI3PA
- Best Practices and Cloud Implications for Comprehensive -Compliance within IT Standards/Regulations
- Challenges in the Comprehensive Compliance Space
ControlCase discusses the following:
•About the cloud
•About PCI DSS
•PCI DSS in the cloud
•How to keep sensitive data secure as you move to the cloud
•Q&A
In this video, you will learn:
1. How to specify the scope of Federal Contract Information (FCI) Assets
in your CMMC 2.0 Level 1 Self-Assessment.
2. What is the scope of CMMC 2.0 Level 2 Assessment?
3. How to map and categorize organizational assets?
4. What are the ways to reduce the scope of your assessment?
Learn more from the video: https://youtu.be/Tp3rya6EZCA
Performing One Audit Using Zero Trust PrinciplesControlCase
In this 45 minute webinar ControlCase, TAG Cyber & Evolve MGA cover the following:
- Introductions – ControlCase, Tag Cyber & Evolve MGA
- What has current cyber security research uncovered so far?
- What are Zero Trust Principles?
- How can Zero Trust Principles be implemented in remote working environments?
- Cyber insurance for modern day exposures
The DoD released v1.2 of the CMMC on March 18, 2020, Walkthrough the slides to understand
1. CMMC/DFARS/NIST SP 800-171
2. CMMC Framework
3. CMMC Levels & Requirements
4. The CMMC effort builds upon existing regulation
5. CMMC – Asset Management
6. CMMC Practices Across Domains per Maturity Levels
7. NIST 800-171 to CMMC Gaps
8. Certification & Accreditation Details
9. CMMC Training
10. Challenges being solved by Ignyte | Training
11. Challenges being solved by Ignyte | Automation
12. What is included within the Full CMMC Accreditation Package?
13. CMMC Accreditation Process Automated
ControlCase will discuss compliance as it relates to new technologies including docker and container:
About docker and container technologies
Amazon Web Services docker/container compliance
ControlCase CaaS solution for Amazon
Q&A
Organizations response to vendor risk management from their customers is a task that is increasingly taking valuable time and resources for already busy security/compliance experts. In the webinar, ControlCase will cover the following:
What is being done currently to respond to vendors
How to make vendor management responses to customers more efficient
Technologies that can help in making the process better
How can ControlCase assist customers in this endeavor through it Continuous Compliance offering
Q&A
ControlCase provides continuous compliance services to help clients go beyond checklists and maintain year-round compliance. They monitor domains daily through quarterly like asset management and vulnerabilities. Annual reviews include policies and risk assessments. Their solution automates redundant efforts through a portal that addresses common non-compliant issues and predicts risks before audits. This reduces audit costs and improves security.
Integrated Compliance – Collect Evidence Once, Certify to ManyControlCase
ControlCase discusses the following:
•About PCI DSS, ISO 27001, NERC, HIPAA, and FISMA
•Best Practices and Cloud Implications for Comprehensive Compliance within IT Standards/Regulations
•Challenges in the Comprehensive Compliance Space
ControlCase covers the following based on PCI SSC FAQs, blogs, and PCI SSC presentations from Community Meetings and other PCI SSC public events:
•Current status of PCI DSS (including information publicly available on PCI DSS ver. 4.0)
•PA DSS and upcoming Software Security Framework overview
•P2PE updates and new concepts
•PCI PIN, PCI 3DS and Card Production overview
•Chronological Time-frame for various standards
Log Monitoring and File Integrity MonitoringControlCase
This document discusses logging monitoring and file integrity monitoring solutions for compliance with various regulations. It provides an overview of certifications like PCI DSS, ISO 27001, and HIPAA. It describes the components of a logging and file integrity monitoring solution including asset lists, reporting, alarms, and dashboards. It also discusses challenges in the logging and monitoring space and introduces the ControlCase solution which uses agents, a log collector, security information and event management console, and security operations center monitoring to provide a compliant logging and file integrity monitoring solution.
Vendor Management for PCI DSS, HIPAA, and FFIECControlCase
ControlCase covers the following:
•Requirements for PCI DSS, HIPAA, Business Associates, FFIEC and Banking Service Providers
•What is Vendor Management
•Why is Continual Compliance a challenge in Vendor Management
•How to mix technology and manual processes for effective Vendor Management
The document provides an overview of frameworks that can be used for information systems security in higher education. It discusses key frameworks like COBIT, ISO 27002, and NIST standards that define controls and best practices. The presentation aims to help attendees understand how to evaluate their internal control structures and security approaches based on recognized standards and frameworks.
Performing PCI DSS Assessments Using Zero Trust PrinciplesControlCase
- PCI DSS Requirements & Secure Remote Working
- Assessments In Work From Home (WFH) Scenario
- Remote Security Testing
- Key Aspects For Remote Assessments
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) continues to take shape, with the formation of the Accreditation Body (AB) and continued release of framework and contract guidance. The CMMC will be used as a unified standard for defense contractors to demonstrate cybersecurity program maturity and protection of CUI, and will ultimately require a third party assessment to achieve required certification. The DoD acknowledges that contractors of varying sizes struggle to maintain an appropriate cybersecurity posture and believes this new framework will help contractors implement effective cybersecurity controls tailored to the size and nature of their business and meet the DoD’s requirements.
In this webinar, Tom Tollerton, Managing Director of Cybersecurity & Privacy at DHG will discuss the latest developments around the framework, expectations in contracts in the coming months, and offer actionable recommendations for steps to prepare for potential requirements.
Download the presentation today or visit us at www.unanet.com.
This document discusses ControlCase, a company that provides IT compliance certification and continuous compliance services. It aims to help clients go beyond checklists to more efficiently achieve and maintain compliance certifications. The webinar agenda includes introductions to PCI PIN security standards and certification processes. Common challenges with PIN security compliance are also reviewed, such as system compliance, key management, policies and training. ControlCase claims it can help clients cut audit preparation time by 70% through its expertise, automation tools, and continuous compliance monitoring services.
ControlCase Covers:
•About PCI DSS, ISO 27001, NERC, HIPAA, FISMA and EI3PA
•Components for Continuous Compliance Monitoring within IT Standards/Regulations
•Recurrence Frequency and Calendar
•Challenges in Continuous Compliance Monitoring
An Evaluation Of The ISO 9001 ConsultingDavid Morgan
The document discusses ISO 9001 consulting and certification. It explains that ISO 9000 and 9001 standards provide structure for production processes and quality management. Certification shows that a company meets quality standards and produces reliable, high-quality products. Consultants evaluate companies' quality control systems, production processes, resource management, and other areas to ensure they meet international standards. Certification can improve financial performance by boosting quality, reducing costs, and increasing sales and profits. Consultants regularly audit companies' procedures to ensure objectives are being met and quality standards address customer needs.
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ControlCase discusses the following:
•About the cloud
•About PCI DSS
•PCI DSS in the cloud
•How to keep sensitive data secure as you move to the cloud
•Q&A
In this video, you will learn:
1. How to specify the scope of Federal Contract Information (FCI) Assets
in your CMMC 2.0 Level 1 Self-Assessment.
2. What is the scope of CMMC 2.0 Level 2 Assessment?
3. How to map and categorize organizational assets?
4. What are the ways to reduce the scope of your assessment?
Learn more from the video: https://youtu.be/Tp3rya6EZCA
Performing One Audit Using Zero Trust PrinciplesControlCase
In this 45 minute webinar ControlCase, TAG Cyber & Evolve MGA cover the following:
- Introductions – ControlCase, Tag Cyber & Evolve MGA
- What has current cyber security research uncovered so far?
- What are Zero Trust Principles?
- How can Zero Trust Principles be implemented in remote working environments?
- Cyber insurance for modern day exposures
The DoD released v1.2 of the CMMC on March 18, 2020, Walkthrough the slides to understand
1. CMMC/DFARS/NIST SP 800-171
2. CMMC Framework
3. CMMC Levels & Requirements
4. The CMMC effort builds upon existing regulation
5. CMMC – Asset Management
6. CMMC Practices Across Domains per Maturity Levels
7. NIST 800-171 to CMMC Gaps
8. Certification & Accreditation Details
9. CMMC Training
10. Challenges being solved by Ignyte | Training
11. Challenges being solved by Ignyte | Automation
12. What is included within the Full CMMC Accreditation Package?
13. CMMC Accreditation Process Automated
ControlCase will discuss compliance as it relates to new technologies including docker and container:
About docker and container technologies
Amazon Web Services docker/container compliance
ControlCase CaaS solution for Amazon
Q&A
Organizations response to vendor risk management from their customers is a task that is increasingly taking valuable time and resources for already busy security/compliance experts. In the webinar, ControlCase will cover the following:
What is being done currently to respond to vendors
How to make vendor management responses to customers more efficient
Technologies that can help in making the process better
How can ControlCase assist customers in this endeavor through it Continuous Compliance offering
Q&A
ControlCase provides continuous compliance services to help clients go beyond checklists and maintain year-round compliance. They monitor domains daily through quarterly like asset management and vulnerabilities. Annual reviews include policies and risk assessments. Their solution automates redundant efforts through a portal that addresses common non-compliant issues and predicts risks before audits. This reduces audit costs and improves security.
Integrated Compliance – Collect Evidence Once, Certify to ManyControlCase
ControlCase discusses the following:
•About PCI DSS, ISO 27001, NERC, HIPAA, and FISMA
•Best Practices and Cloud Implications for Comprehensive Compliance within IT Standards/Regulations
•Challenges in the Comprehensive Compliance Space
ControlCase covers the following based on PCI SSC FAQs, blogs, and PCI SSC presentations from Community Meetings and other PCI SSC public events:
•Current status of PCI DSS (including information publicly available on PCI DSS ver. 4.0)
•PA DSS and upcoming Software Security Framework overview
•P2PE updates and new concepts
•PCI PIN, PCI 3DS and Card Production overview
•Chronological Time-frame for various standards
Log Monitoring and File Integrity MonitoringControlCase
This document discusses logging monitoring and file integrity monitoring solutions for compliance with various regulations. It provides an overview of certifications like PCI DSS, ISO 27001, and HIPAA. It describes the components of a logging and file integrity monitoring solution including asset lists, reporting, alarms, and dashboards. It also discusses challenges in the logging and monitoring space and introduces the ControlCase solution which uses agents, a log collector, security information and event management console, and security operations center monitoring to provide a compliant logging and file integrity monitoring solution.
Vendor Management for PCI DSS, HIPAA, and FFIECControlCase
ControlCase covers the following:
•Requirements for PCI DSS, HIPAA, Business Associates, FFIEC and Banking Service Providers
•What is Vendor Management
•Why is Continual Compliance a challenge in Vendor Management
•How to mix technology and manual processes for effective Vendor Management
The document provides an overview of frameworks that can be used for information systems security in higher education. It discusses key frameworks like COBIT, ISO 27002, and NIST standards that define controls and best practices. The presentation aims to help attendees understand how to evaluate their internal control structures and security approaches based on recognized standards and frameworks.
Performing PCI DSS Assessments Using Zero Trust PrinciplesControlCase
- PCI DSS Requirements & Secure Remote Working
- Assessments In Work From Home (WFH) Scenario
- Remote Security Testing
- Key Aspects For Remote Assessments
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) continues to take shape, with the formation of the Accreditation Body (AB) and continued release of framework and contract guidance. The CMMC will be used as a unified standard for defense contractors to demonstrate cybersecurity program maturity and protection of CUI, and will ultimately require a third party assessment to achieve required certification. The DoD acknowledges that contractors of varying sizes struggle to maintain an appropriate cybersecurity posture and believes this new framework will help contractors implement effective cybersecurity controls tailored to the size and nature of their business and meet the DoD’s requirements.
In this webinar, Tom Tollerton, Managing Director of Cybersecurity & Privacy at DHG will discuss the latest developments around the framework, expectations in contracts in the coming months, and offer actionable recommendations for steps to prepare for potential requirements.
Download the presentation today or visit us at www.unanet.com.
This document discusses ControlCase, a company that provides IT compliance certification and continuous compliance services. It aims to help clients go beyond checklists to more efficiently achieve and maintain compliance certifications. The webinar agenda includes introductions to PCI PIN security standards and certification processes. Common challenges with PIN security compliance are also reviewed, such as system compliance, key management, policies and training. ControlCase claims it can help clients cut audit preparation time by 70% through its expertise, automation tools, and continuous compliance monitoring services.
ControlCase Covers:
•About PCI DSS, ISO 27001, NERC, HIPAA, FISMA and EI3PA
•Components for Continuous Compliance Monitoring within IT Standards/Regulations
•Recurrence Frequency and Calendar
•Challenges in Continuous Compliance Monitoring
An Evaluation Of The ISO 9001 ConsultingDavid Morgan
The document discusses ISO 9001 consulting and certification. It explains that ISO 9000 and 9001 standards provide structure for production processes and quality management. Certification shows that a company meets quality standards and produces reliable, high-quality products. Consultants evaluate companies' quality control systems, production processes, resource management, and other areas to ensure they meet international standards. Certification can improve financial performance by boosting quality, reducing costs, and increasing sales and profits. Consultants regularly audit companies' procedures to ensure objectives are being met and quality standards address customer needs.
This Power Point Presentation is useful for Project coordinators ,Project Engineers,Project Developers,Project Managers in Construction field,Construction Managements,Construction Management review,contract and construction overview
El documento describe las Normas ISO 9000, las cuales establecen requisitos para los sistemas de gestión de calidad generados por la Organización Internacional de Normalización. Las normas fijan requisitos mínimos para los sistemas de gestión de calidad sin definir cómo debe ser el sistema, permitiendo flexibilidad. La norma ISO 9001 ofrece herramientas de gestión para definir políticas de calidad, monitorear procesos y fomentar la mejora continua.
Quality, quality concepts
Software Quality Assurance
Software Reviews
Formal Technical Reviews
SQA Group Plan
ISO 9000, 9001
Example
Internal and external attributes
The document discusses ISO 9000 standards. It notes that ISO is the International Organization for Standardization, which has over 11,000 standards across 97 categories. ISO 9000 provides a framework for quality management and can benefit many industries. The key aspects of ISO 9000 include establishing quality management systems, documenting procedures, conducting internal and external audits, and continually improving processes to increase customer satisfaction.
The document provides an overview of ISO 9001:2008 quality management system standard. It discusses the key changes in ISO 9001:2008 compared to previous versions, including merging ISO 9001, 9002, and 9003 into a single standard. It also outlines the new structure with 5 main sections, definitions, requirements, and process-based approach. The document emphasizes that ISO 9001:2008 focuses on customer satisfaction, continual improvement and integration of quality processes.
http://qualitymanagementsystem.com/what-is-iso/a-simple-guide-to-understanding-iso-standards/
ISO standards are really a Quality Management System with very specific rules on documentation and record-keeping. ISO is not a replacement for Total Quality Management. In fact, they can co-exist quite peacefully, since ISO is focused on consistency and record-keeping, while TQM is focused on employee involvement and product improvement. Both claim to be customer satisfaction and continuous-improvement oriented, but Total Quality Management is really the better forum for this. In fact, it is the goal of the TQM process.
ISO requires that the same things be done the same way all the time, and it is hard to squeeze customer satisfaction out of that process.
ISO 9000 is a family of standards related to quality management systems and procedures. It helps organizations ensure they meet customer and stakeholder needs while complying with legal requirements. The standards are based on eight quality management principles including customer focus, leadership, and continual improvement. ISO 9000 deals with quality management fundamentals, while ISO 9001 provides requirements for quality assurance in design and manufacturing. Implementing an ISO-certified quality management system helps organizations improve quality, meet regulations, and increase market credibility.
ISO 9001 originated from quality standards developed during WWI for munitions production. It evolved over the 20th century and was combined with international standards in 1987. The 2008 version focuses on management principles and a process approach. It requires organizations to establish responsibilities, resource management, product realization, and measurement/improvement processes. Certification involves independent audits to verify a quality management system meets the ISO 9001 standard.
ISO 9001 is an international standard for quality management systems that originated from British defense standards in World War I. It has evolved over time from BS 5750 to the current ISO 9001:2008 standard. The standard is based on eight quality management principles and requires organizations to establish management responsibilities, resource management, product realization processes, and systems for measurement, analysis and improvement. Third party certification involves an independent assessment to verify an organization's quality management system meets the requirements of the ISO 9001 standard.
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ISO 9000 is an internationally accepted standard for quality management systems. It aims to help organizations ensure they meet customer and regulatory requirements through an effective quality management system. The standard has evolved over time, combining earlier standards and introducing clarifications. Organizations can be certified by independent bodies to show their quality system meets ISO 9000 requirements. Implementing an ISO 9000-compliant system is a process that affects the whole organization and requires top management commitment to succeed.
The document discusses ISO 9001, an international standard for quality management systems. It provides an overview of ISO 9001, including its history and timeline, key requirements, benefits, and the revised 2015 version. The standard is applicable to organizations of all sizes and sectors. Certification involves a two-stage audit process to verify the organization's quality management system meets ISO 9001 requirements. Maintaining certification requires ongoing activities like internal audits, corrective actions, and training.
The document discusses ISO 9000 quality standards for hospitals. It explains that ISO 9000 provides a framework for designing quality management systems to improve efficiency and customer satisfaction for healthcare organizations. The key elements for healthcare providers include management responsibility, quality systems, contract reviews, design control, document control, purchasing, product identification, inspections, handling/storage, audits, and statistics. Benefits include uniformity, cost reductions, improved customer satisfaction. Costs include consultant/registration fees, employee time to implement the system.
The document introduces several ISO standards related to conformity assessment. It provides brief descriptions of the purpose and scope of ISO/IEC 17011 on accreditation body requirements, ISO/IEC 17021-1 on management system certification body requirements, ISO/IEC 17020 on inspection body requirements, ISO/IEC 17024 on personnel certification body requirements, ISO/IEC 17025 on testing and calibration laboratory requirements, and ISO/IEC 17029 on validation and verification body requirements. The standards establish globally accepted principles and criteria to ensure consistent and reliable conformity assessment activities.
The document discusses quality management systems and ISO standards. It provides an overview of ISO 9001 requirements and certification. Key points include:
- ISO 9001 is the most popular quality management standard, with over 1 million certified organizations globally.
- The ISO 9001 standard outlines requirements for quality management systems, including leadership, planning, support, operations, performance evaluation, and improvement.
- Certification requires implementing the ISO 9001 requirements, conducting internal audits, and passing an external audit by a registrar.
- Benefits of certification include improved internal quality, production reliability, and customer satisfaction as well as reduced costs.
ISO stands for the International Organization for Standardization, which is a network of national standards bodies made up of representatives from over 100 countries. ISO 9000 standards provide guidelines for quality management systems to help ensure customer satisfaction and continual improvement. While registration to the standards is voluntary, it provides benefits like improved business processes, reduced costs, and increased customer confidence for many companies, especially in industries like apparel where buyers often require suppliers to be registered.
ISO 9001: 2000 QUALITY SYSTEMS IN THE SMALL OR MEDIUM SIZED ENTERPRISE [SME]Chee Keong Mah
This document provides guidance for small and medium sized enterprises on adopting the ISO 9001:2000 quality management system standard. It discusses the key changes between the 1994 and 2000 versions of the standard. The 2000 version has a stronger focus on customer satisfaction, continual improvement, and a process-based approach rather than procedural documentation. It consists of 5 main requirements sections covering the quality management system, management responsibility, resource management, product/service realization, and measurement/analysis/improvement. There is a 3-year transition period for organizations to update their systems from the 1994 to 2000 version before the older standard is withdrawn. The document provides an overview to help SMEs understand and implement the revised international standard.
ISO 9000 certification(Quality Management System)Varshid Patel
The ISO 9000 family of international quality management standards and guidelines has earned a global reputation as a basis for establishing effective and efficient quality management systems. The need for International Standards is very important as more organizations operate in the global economy by selling or buying products and services from sources outside their domestic market.
Over the last few years, the ISO-9000 has become the most popular quality standard in the food industry and Pharma industry, with practically all major companies rushing to get ISO-9000-certified. In fact, companies not ISO certified would find it difficult to do business, given that certification is a basic requirement of would-be customers. The ISO-9000 series of standards was developed by the International Organization for Standardization.
The document provides an overview of ISO 9000 quality management standards. It discusses key aspects of ISO 9000 including its objectives to ensure customer satisfaction, prevent errors, and improve productivity. It also summarizes the prerequisites of a quality system including having a quality policy, management, and system in place. The document then explains the quality loop and various sections of the ISO 9001:2000 standard, addressing elements, management responsibility, and product realization. It concludes by outlining the six-phase strategy to successfully implement a quality management system which includes investigating the current system, analyzing it, designing a new system, developing it, implementing it, and maintaining it.
As9104 1 changes auditing tim lee 3-12-12QualityGuy5
The document summarizes the main changes between AS9104 and the new AS9104/1 standard. Some key changes include:
- AS9104/1 has a significantly increased scope and is a total rewrite of the original standard, growing from 30 to 49 pages.
- It introduces new definitions, references updated ISO standards, and establishes the sector management structure and roles of various entities.
- Minimum audit durations are specified in a new audit day table with strict rules around reductions.
- Certification structures are defined and eligibility criteria included for different organization types.
- Requirements are added for oversight bodies, auditor authentication bodies, and management of supplier data in OASIS.
The document provides a history of accreditation in the UK, beginning with the British Calibration Service established in 1966. It later merged with another organization to form the National Measurement Accreditation Service in 1985, which was renamed the UK Accreditation Service in 1995. The document also defines accreditation and certification, and explains that accreditation evaluates a laboratory's technical competence according to ISO/IEC 17025. It provides an overview of the requirements for laboratories to achieve and maintain accreditation.
The document provides a history of accreditation in the UK, beginning with the British Calibration Service established in 1966. It later merged with another organization to form the National Measurement Accreditation Service in 1985, which was renamed the UK Accreditation Service in 1995. The document also defines accreditation and certification, and explains that accreditation evaluates a laboratory's technical competence according to ISO/IEC 17025. It provides an overview of the requirements for laboratories to achieve and maintain accreditation.
The document discusses the ISO-9000 quality standards. It provides an overview of the standards, including the three current standards (ISO-9000:2000, ISO-9001:2000, and ISO-9004:2000). ISO-9001:2000 outlines specific requirements for compliance, while the others provide information or guidelines. The standards are process-oriented rather than product-oriented. Getting certified brings customer orders, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness through better process controls. The process of certification involves developing a quality system, conducting internal audits, an external audit, receiving accreditation if approved, and ongoing surveillance audits. Benefits include improved quality, raised confidence, and ability to export to countries requiring ISO standards.
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product development and translation from laboratory to market.
Quality management systems: Quality management & Certifications.
ISO Quality Standards
1. Quality Management System (QMS)
2. ISO Quality Standards
3. ISO 9000
4. ISO 9000 Series
5. Requirements of ISO 9000 Series
6. Advantages of ISO Certification
1) Maintaining quality in an analytical laboratory requires fully integrating quality pursuit into all activities and having staff practice quality at all times.
2) A quality system includes procedures and responsibilities to ensure staff have resources to satisfy clients. It involves quality management, assurance, and control.
3) Key aspects of a quality system include a quality manual, audits to ensure compliance, and management reviews to ensure the system meets needs.
This document provides an overview of auditing a Quality Management System (QMS) according to ISO 17025. It defines a quality audit as a systematic and documented process to evaluate if agreed procedures and criteria are being followed. Audits are conducted to ensure compliance, identify improvements, and provide confidence in the effectiveness of the QMS. The auditor should be trained and independent, using checklists to audit elements like quality manuals, procedures, records and evidence. Non-compliances are documented for corrective action, with follow-up to ensure issues are addressed. Effective auditing involves planning, conducting the audit, reporting findings, and following up on issues.
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Iso 9000 iso 9001
1. Iso 9000 iso 9001
This document describes the means by which compliance to the ISO 9000 series of
standards will be determined as registered companies change from their current revision
(1994) to the year 2000 revision. Bear in mind that transition criteria may vary slightly
from Accreditation Body to Accreditation Body (and therefore from Registrar to
Registrar), just as the interpretation of the current requirements varies somewhat.
Six Registrars were surveyed regarding the transition. The following questions were
asked of them:
• Assuming that a company is currently registered to ISO 9001:1994, how and
when will a Registrar determine if the company's quality system meets the
requirements of ISO 9001:2008?
• What criteria or guidelines have been established to make this determination?
The Registrars surveyed were among those known to have an active presence in the area:
ABS, BSI, BVQI, NSAI, Orion and TUV. Some background for each Registrar is
provided below, as are any specific thoughts offered in response to the above questions.
Three Accreditation Bodies were also queried: RAB, RvA, and UKAS. Their responses
are addressed later.
Despite the uncertainty felt by many companies faced with changing standards, registrars
feel that they know basically how their organizations will handle the transition.
Although the specific language of the standard is uncertain, the Registrars' auditing
approach will probably be affected very little. Orion seemed to capture the sentiment of
the of the group: "It's really no big deal..." Not to imply that the Registrars are
unconcerned, but rather they are confident that the transition will not be difficult-even
with the uncertainty surrounding the details.
There is a distinct possibility that some transition guidance will emerge from TC 176,
from the International Accreditation Forum (IAF) and/or from Accreditation Bodies. If
no such guidance is produced, however, the year 2000 transition would most probably be
like the 1994 transition.
According to that scenario, here's what's likely to happen:
• Each Registrar, as an organization, will adopt a set of internal criteria for handling
the transition. These criteria will address not only the changes to the requirements
of the standard, but they must also include a scheme by which they recommend
existing clients for certification to the revised standard.
• The Registrars will then create a plan for achieving the changeover. They will
document this plan (a quality plan) as required by their own quality system, just
2. as a company certified to ISO 9001 will "define and document how the
requirements for quality will be met". (Certainly at this juncture, as part of
planning, Registrars would consider any advisement of their Accreditation Bodies
or other authorities, if any is provided.)
Certainly this planning will address the revision of checklists to incorporate the new or
revised requirements. It will also include plans for training the organizations' auditors to
interpret and assess the new requirements. Most Registrars also plan to provide their
clients with guidance for how to address the new criteria.
For companies that are already registered, the Registrar may plan to audit them to the
new requirements during a surveillance audit, or perhaps over the course of two or three
surveillance audits. Some Registrars re-certify their clients every three years anyway, so
they might plan to audit entire systems for compliance to the new requirements as part of
a re-certification audit. For those companies pursuing certification for the first time, they
will be audited to the new standard.
• Registrars will then submit their transition plans to their respective Accreditation
Bodies. Accreditation Bodies ensure that Registrars' auditing activities remain in
compliance with ISO Guide 62, the guide applying to, you guessed it, the auditing
activities of Registrars. Just as a Registrar determines compliance of a quality
system to ISO 9001, the Accreditation Body determines compliance of a
Registrar's system to ISO Guide 62. So, Accreditation Bodies will review the
Registrars' plans to ensure that systems are in place to handle the transition and
that the systems remain compliant with the guidelines of ISO Guide 62. (If the
Accreditation Body provided a Registrar with guidance earlier, the body would
also here determine if the guidance was properly addressed.) As plans are
approved by the Accreditation Bodies, Registrars will return to their business of
determining compliance to quality standards.
• The Registrars' auditors will then assess their clients' quality systems according to
their revised checklists. As mentioned earlier, this may be done during
surveillance audits or during recertification audits. The Registrar might assess
compliance to just one of the new elements, planning to capture the balance of the
new requirements during subsequent surveillance audits, or the entire system may
be audited for compliance to all of the new elements at once.
• When an audit is concluded, the Registrar will send the Audit Report to the
Accreditation Body (or Bodies). The Accreditation Body will review the Audit
Report (and will occasionally conduct audits) to ensure that the Registrar is
sticking to the stated plan. If everything is in order a certificate will be issued,
much like business as usual.
As can be seen from this account, Registrars have successfully ushered in transitions to
new revisions of standards with little or no guidance from external bodies. So, any
guidelines or directives provided to them (supplemental to any Accreditation Body
advisement) will be more guidance than they had with the 1994 transition. Perhaps this is
3. partially the basis for the Registrars' confidence that the transition will not be difficult to
achieve.
THE REGISTRARS:
Registrar: ABS (American Bureau of Shipping) - Over 3,100 registrations worldwide to
various standards
Services/Courses Offered: ISO, 9000, ISO 14000, AS 9000, QS 9000, TE supplement
RAB
Accreditations: RAB, RvA, INMETRO
Ongoing Assessment Scheme: 6-month or 12-month surveillance without re-
certification at the 3-year mark*
ABS had very little to say about the transition. They believed that a transition guideline
would be published by TC 176, but a draft of the document would not be available for "a
few months". To their knowledge, the document is not yet titled.
Registrar: BSI (British Standards Institute) - Over 32,000 registrations worldwide to
various standards
Services/Courses Offered: ISO 9000, ISO 14000, AS 9000, QS 9000, CE Marking,
TickIT, TL 9000, Kitemark, TE Supplement, VDA 6.1, BS 7799, EN 46000
Accreditations: UKAS, RvA, INMETRO
Ongoing Assessment Scheme: RAB 6-month surveillance without renewal or
recertification*
BSI says that they will allow their clients two years to complete the transition. They will
determine compliance during surveillance audits.
Registrar: BVQI (Bureau Veritas Quality International) - Over 17,000 registrations
worldwide to various standards
Services/Courses Offered: ISO 9000, ISO 14000, AS 9000, QS 9000, SA 8000, CE
Marking, EN 46000, TickIT, TL 9000, TE Supplement, TSSA
Accreditations: RAB, UKAS, RvA, SCC, Cofrac, Sweda, Belcert, Swiss, DAR, Sincert,
Danak, JAS-ANZ, INMETRO ENAC, JAB
Ongoing Assessment Scheme: A 3-year certificate is issued.* Surveillance audits are
usually conducted every 6 months, but they may be done at 9 or 12 months, if
appropriate. There is a recertification audit after 3 years.
BVQI speculated that they will offer their clients a choice. They will either audit the
system for compliance to the new requirements during a client's three-year recertification
audit, or, they will audit the new requirements during surveillance audits. They will
recommend the client for certification to the year 2000 revision (or whatever year it
happens to be) only after compliance to all of the new elements has been verified. This
latter option may take a year or two to complete.
Registrar: NSAI (National Standards Authority of Ireland) - Over 2,000 registrations
worldwide to various standards
4. Services/Courses Offered: ISO 9000, ISO 14000, QS 9000, CE Marking, EN 46000
Accreditations: RAB, NAB
Ongoing Assessment Scheme: NAB 6-month surveillance without recertification at the
3-year mark*
NSAI said that they will complete the transition with their clients within one year after
the new standard is adopted officially. NSAI will also determine compliance during
surveillance audits.
Registrar: Orion - Over 160 registrations worldwide to various standards
Services/Courses Offered: ISO 9000, ISO 14000, QS 9000, TE Supplement, AS 9000,
CE Marking
Accreditations: RvA, SCC
Ongoing Assessment Scheme: 6-month or 12-month surveillance without recertification
at the 3-year mark *
Orion says that they will offer their clients a choice for for handling the change-over.
Either it will be done in one audit prior to a three-year renewal or it will be done in
increments during surveillance audits. They said it may take a year to a year and a half to
implement the change according to the latter option.
Registrar: TUV Management Services - Over 9,000 certificates issued worldwide to
various standards
Services/Courses Offered: ISO 9000, ISO 14000, QS 9000, AS 9000, TE Supplement,
EN 4600, VDA 6.1, CE Marking
Accreditations: RAB DAR
Ongoing Assessment Scheme: Surveillance audits are conducted either every 6* or 12
months. When it is done every 12 months, a recertification audit is conducted after three
years.
TUV said that to his knowledge, TUV handled the 1994 transition in a unique fashion.
TUV honored the validity of the expiration date for all ISO certificates. So they gave
their clients until the expiration date on the (three-year) certificate to be compliant to the
revised standard. TUV said that, barring any external direction, the year 2000 transition
will be handled just like the 1994 transition.
* Some Accreditation Bodies require Registrars to renew or recertify clients every three
years, especially if the Registrar performs annual surveillances. Therefore some
Registrars (like ABS, Orion or NSAI) may, at the end of the 3-year mark, review the
client's quality system documentation and examine any trends in surveillance audit
results over the 3-year period. If no major negative trends are discovered, the certificate
will be re-issued or renewed. Some Registrars (like BVQI) will conduct a full system
audit after a 3-year certificate expires, and then will recertify the client. Other Registrars
(like BSI) will conduct surveillances every 6 months and will not ever require renewal or
recertification. Still other Registrars (like TUV) will offer a choice between these options
5. or some combination thereof. Of course all of the above depends upon the requirements
of the Registrar's Accreditation Body.
THE ACCREDITATION BODIES:
Registrar Accreditation Board (RAB):
RAB described the "normal process" for handling the transition between one revision of a
standard to another. They described the methods by which Accreditation Bodies will
usually handle a transition:
• The first way that transition guidance may be established for an Accreditation
Body is through the direction of an external organization, such as the body who
promulgated the standard, in this case TC 176. They said that the external
organization might also establish a date by which the transition must be complete.
• If no direction is provided as described above, Accreditation Bodies may
determine how the transition will be accomplished according to the direction of
the IAF, a group of (currently sixteen) Accreditation Bodies.
• The IAF may prescribe an implementation plan that will be communicated to all
Accreditation Bodies, who will flow down the requirements to Registrars.
Accreditation Bodies may also directly contact each other to ensure that their
courses of action are consistent. If the IAF provides no direction, the scenario
described earlier for what happened in 1994 takes precedence. In this case, the
Accreditation Body will often provide Registrars with a "Letter of Advisement"
outlining any necessary transition guidance, sometimes including a date by which
the transition must be complete.
RAB speculated that guidance for the year 2000 transition will be developed according to
the first method described here, although they declined to speculate as to whom this
guidance would apply. If it applies to Accreditation Bodies, the guidance may be
incorporated in a Letter of Advisement, which would be sent to Registrars as described
above. Or, if it applies to Registrars, the Registrars will include the guidelines or
directives as part of their quality planning. Then the process described for the 1994
transition could then be followed again, except the Accreditation Body would not only
verify the Registrar's internal plans for the transition, but the body would also verify that
the Registrar's plans incorporate any applicable external guidance or directives.
Raad Voor Accreditatie (RvA)
RvA said that they have not yet set a policy for handling the transition, as they are
awaiting final acceptance and translation of the standard. They expect that the RvA will
not have an official policy until mid-2001. They said that normally when a new or revised
standard is adopted, the RvA will establish a policy and procedure for how to proceed
with assessing and recommending clients for certification. The procedure will be flowed
down to Registrars, who will normally give their clients one year to comply.
6. United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS)
UKAS said that the year 2000 revisions will require more auditor training than the 1994
transition did. This is so because the year 2000 standard will be more geared toward
improvement, whereas the 1994 standard is more concerned with compliance. So they
believe that some extensive, skill-based training will be in order. UKAS is also awaiting
publication of the final draft before making any definitive statements about how they will
handle the transition. They surmised that the transition will be similar to the 1994
transition, except that they, too, expect some guidance from the IAF or TC 176. They
said that UKAS will develop a transition plan, including a completion date, and will
communicate the plan to all of its Registrars. UKAS will likely allow one year to
complete the transition (as they did in 1994).
TWO FINAL NOTES:
1. According to a document posted on ISO's website, "A major requirement of the
ISO 9000 revision process is that organizations which have implemented the
current ISO 9000 standards will find it easy to transition to the revised standards...
transition planning guidance is being produced." The nature of this "transition
planning guidance" is not addressed, but this entry may well be alluding to the
guidance being developed by TC 176.TC 176 is indeed developing transition
guidance. The level at which such guidance will be introduced is as yet
undetermined. Its method of publication has not yet been determined and neither
has its content been finalized. As mentioned before, RAB would not speculate as
to whom this guidance would apply-the Accreditation Bodies, the Registrars, or
the end users. Being "close to members of TC 176″, RAB said that they do "not
expect final answers to these questions anytime this year". RvA and UKAS felt
that the guidance document will most probably be geared toward Registrars
and/or users of the standard and not Accreditation Bodies. The publication of such
a guidance document represents a difference from the transition between the 1987
and the 1994 version. No guidance document was ever published by ISO to
facilitate the change-over from 1987 to 1994. However, the 1994 revisions to the
standard were relatively minor when compared to the proposed year 2000
revisions.
2. The year 2000 revisions to the ISO 9000 series of standards will most likely have
some effect on other ISO 9000-related standards like ISO 14000, QS 9000 and AS
9000.ISO TC 207 (the committee responsible for ISO 14000) has considered
revising ISO 14000 to accommodate the revision to ISO 9000. However, further
consideration is pending the official publication of ISO 9000:2008. Since QS
9000 recently underwent revision to the 3rd Edition (last year), not much is being
said yet about how it will be revised to accommodate the change in ISO 9000.
According to representatives from SAE the body responsible for revising AS
9000-the American Aerospace Quality Group (AAQG)-met two weeks ago.
During the meeting, two major suggestions for revision to AS 9000 were
considered. The first came from Boeing, who presented 17 specific proposed
revisions to the standard. The second source of proposed revisions dealt with the
7. goal to harmonize AS 9000 with EN 9000 (the European standard containing
requirements for the Aerospace industry above those contained in ISO 9000).
Currently the group is most concerned with addressing these two bodies of
revisions. The committee is not speculating about how or if AS 9000 will
accommodate the year 2000 revisions to ISO 9000. Scott suggested that the
committee would most likely harmonize AS 9000 with EN 9000 and incorporate
the Boeing suggestions first, and then when the official revisions to ISO 9000 are
adopted they will consider revising the harmonized AS/EN 9000 standard to be
aligned with the new ISO 9000 standards.
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