ISO 15504 Information Technology Process Assessment System, is a reference model that defines competency levels consisting of process attributes and general practices. It is commonly referred to as the SPICE (Software Process Improvement and Capability Determination) certification. This model comprehensively addresses the two-dimensional structure and core components of the Process Assessment Model. While primarily developed for the Information Technology and Software industries, it can also be applied in sectors such as Automotive, Aerospace and Defense, Telecommunications, Finance, and Banking. It provides a comprehensive framework for assessing processes, which can be used by organizations to plan, manage, monitor, and control processes related to the provision, procurement, development, operation, improvement, and support of products and services.

ISO 27001 Information Security Management System Standard, is designed for organizations that aim to manage information security in a systematic and sustainable manner. It is created to be applicable to all organizations, regardless of industry, activity, size, or the products and services offered. Due to its applicability across various sectors, it allows organizations to define the core requirements and adapt them to their own structure and needs. The standard outlines the requirements for the establishment, implementation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of an information security system. It also includes requirements for the assessment and control of information security risks, tailored to the specific needs of the organization.

ISO 22301 Business Continuity Management System Standard, is designed with generic requirements that are applicable to all organizations, regardless of industry, activity, size, or the products and services offered. Its applicability across various sectors allows organizations to define the core requirements and adapt them to their own structure and needs. The standard outlines the requirements for implementing, maintaining, and improving a management system to protect against disruptions, reduce the likelihood of occurrences, prepare for incidents, intervene when necessary, and recover from them. It is suitable for all organizations aiming to implement, maintain, and continuously improve a Business Continuity Management System, comply with the specified business continuity policies, ensure the continued provision of products and services at an acceptable, predefined capacity in the event of a disruption, and enhance their resilience through the effective implementation of the Business Continuity Management System.

ISO 20000-1 Information Technology Service Management System Standard, defines the requirements for organizations to establish, implement, maintain, and continuously improve a Service Management System. It covers the planning, design, transition, delivery, and improvement of services to meet service requirements and deliver value. The standard ensures the assurance of service quality; provides a consistent approach to the service lifecycle; demonstrates competencies in planning, designing, transitioning, delivering, and improving services; and emphasizes the monitoring, measuring, and regular review of services. It is suitable for organizations aiming to ensure the quality of services, demonstrate competence in service management, and improve their service management practices.

ISO 31000 Risk Management System Standard, defines the requirements for organizations to establish, implement, maintain, and continuously improve a risk management framework. It encompasses the identification, analysis, assessment, and control of risks to manage uncertainties and achieve strategic and operational objectives. The standard provides a systematic, transparent, and consistent approach to risk management processes, promotes the development of risk-based decision-making processes, and ensures the ongoing monitoring, measurement, and review of risk management practices. It is suitable for all organizations aiming to enhance their risk management practices and decision-making processes while maintaining continuous oversight of their risk management activities.

ISO / IEC 17020 Inspection Body Accreditation Standard, defines the requirements to ensure the competence, impartiality, and independence of inspection bodies. It ensures that inspection bodies achieve reliable and valid results when inspecting products, services, or systems. This standard is applied to guarantee the assurance of inspection processes, ensuring that they are carried out impartially and independently, and that high-quality results are provided based on the principles of transparency and traceability.

ISO 14001 Environmental Management System Standard, defines the requirements for organizations to establish, implement, maintain, and continually improve an environmental management system, regardless of sector, industry, size, or the products and services offered. It allows organizations to tailor the requirements to their specific structure and needs by defining the fundamental elements. This standard outlines the requirements for monitoring, controlling, and continually improving environmental impacts. It is applicable to all organizations aiming to implement, maintain, and continually improve their environmental management system, ensure compliance with environmental policies, reduce environmental risks, use resources efficiently, and minimize environmental impacts.

ISO 9001 Quality Management System Standard, defines the requirements for organizations to establish, implement, maintain, and continually improve a quality management system. These requirements are generic and designed to be applicable to all organizations, regardless of sector, industry, size, or the products and services offered. Due to its broad applicability across various sectors, it enables organizations to tailor the requirements to their specific structure and needs. The standard focuses on consistently delivering products and services that meet customer requirements and applicable legal requirements, ensuring the improvement of processes and system performance. By effectively implementing the system, it aims to enhance customer satisfaction through the assurance of product/service compliance with legal and regulatory requirements and continual system improvement. It is suitable for all organizations seeking to meet these objectives.