Converge Earns Iso/Iec 27001:2022 Certification for Information Security Management

The Bureau Veritas certification supports the company’s information security practices as it expands its enterprise services.

Converge ICT Solutions Inc. has earned ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for its Information Security Management System, marking a milestone in how the company manages and protects information.

Awarded by Bureau Veritas, the certification comes as Converge broadens its business beyond connectivity and strengthens its services for enterprises with increasingly complex digital requirements.

For customers, information security is part of the trust placed in a broadband and technology provider. Converge says adopting the standard supports its responsibility to safeguard the information it handles.

A framework for managing information risks

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 sets requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an information security management system.

The standard uses a risk-management approach to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information. It provides a structured way for organizations to identify security risks and manage them over time.

Converge Corporate Compliance, Data Protection, and Corporate Sustainability Officer Atty. Laurice Esteban-Tuason said protecting customer information is fundamental to the company’s role.

“We recognize that protecting information is fundamental to our role as a broadband provider, given the vast amount of customer data that we handle,” Esteban-Tuason said.

She added that serving millions of customers carries a responsibility to continually improve the systems supporting the business.

Supporting enterprise requirements

Converge positions the certification as part of its effort to serve organizations with demanding information security and data compliance requirements, including business process outsourcing firms and financial institutions.

The company is expanding its enterprise portfolio as it develops from a telecommunications provider into a broader technology business.

Andrew Malijan, Senior Vice President and Head of the Corporate Information Security Office, said Converge will continue improving its security practices as risks evolve.

The certification establishes a recognized framework for that work. Its relevance rests on the continuing processes behind it: assessing risks, maintaining controls, and improving how information is protected.

For Converge’s customers and business partners, the milestone provides a clearer reference point for the company’s approach to information security management.

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