ISO: Risk Management Can Now Be Infallible
ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 both require you “ensure” your risk assessment methods can produce 100% repeatable results, which is — you know — batshit crazy.
Read MoreISO 27001 and ISO 42001 both require you “ensure” your risk assessment methods can produce 100% repeatable results, which is — you know — batshit crazy.
Read MoreA 2017 paper included improper citations to defend “positive risk,” which were then copied into a 2020 PhD dissertation.
Read MoreJean-Marie Reilhac of QleanRSE Consulting examines some of the worse problems with ISO 9001’s recent updates.
Read MoreLatest draft makes ISO 9001 less intelligible, but it would be easy to upgrade a QMS since it doesn’t really add many new requirements.
Read MoreA review of the leaked CD2 draft of the next ISO 9001 revision.
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