To further enhance its information security management capabilities, WDF officially launched the ISO 27001 Information Security Management System (ISMS) certification process on April 14, 2026, with a dedicated kick-off meeting held to establish a solid foundation for the systematic implementation of the certification framework.
Background of ISO 27001 Certification
Currently, incidents such as data breaches, technology theft, and cyberattacks are occurring frequently around the world, making information security risks a common challenge faced by organizations across industries. Against this backdrop, countries around the world are strengthening legislation and regulatory oversight in this field while continuously improving their data and information security governance systems.
In China, laws and regulations such as the Data Security Law and the Personal Information Protection Law have been successively implemented, and the requirements for information security compliance from enterprises and customers have continued to increase.
At the same time, with intensifying competition across industries, security risks related to technical documents and business information have become increasingly complex and concealed. Under these circumstances, information security is no longer the responsibility of a single functional department, but a systematic initiative that runs through every aspect of company operations.
Therefore, to further enhance its information security management capabilities, WDF officially launched the ISO 27001 Information Security Management System (ISMS) certification process on April 14, 2026, and held a dedicated kick-off meeting to lay a solid foundation for the systematic implementation of the certification.
ISO 27001 Certification Kick-off Meeting
During the meeting, the company’s management team emphasized that internal information security has become one of the key risks requiring significant attention. From production site management, formulation data, and process control to customer information, various aspects involve the company’s core information assets.
As the company continues to grow rapidly, effective measures must be implemented simultaneously to protect these critical assets. Any information leakage incident could have a profound impact on the company’s development. Therefore, no department or individual should overlook the importance of information security.
Information security must be integrated into daily work, fostering proactive awareness of potential risks and strengthening prevention capabilities.
At the system development level, the trainer highlighted that effective implementation of information security relies not only on technical solutions but also on management mechanisms and execution capabilities. As emphasized during the training, “30% technology, 70% management”—the establishment of policies, standardized processes, and employee behaviors are the key factors ensuring the long-term effectiveness of the system.
This further demonstrates that information security is not merely a technical issue, but a systematic management practice requiring participation from all employees.
Taking the launch of the ISO 27001 certification as an opportunity, WDF will gradually improve its information security management system and establish a closed-loop mechanism covering risk identification, process control, and incident response. The company will promote the transformation of information security management from “isolated management” to “systematic governance.”
Meanwhile, WDF will gradually establish internal information security reporting and feedback mechanisms, encouraging employees to report abnormal situations or potential risks while protecting the legitimate rights and interests of relevant personnel. These efforts will help create a more standardized and efficient internal risk response process. Information security is everyone’s responsibility and requires the participation and continuous maintenance of all employees.
Against the backdrop of increasingly enhanced regulatory requirements and market expectations both domestically and internationally, information security capabilities are becoming one of the fundamental capabilities supporting sustainable business development.
For customers, information security is the foundation of trust; for enterprises, it is an important component of competitiveness; and for individuals, it reflects professional standards and risk awareness.
Therefore, building a comprehensive information security management system is not only an immediate requirement but also a long-term strategic commitment.
What Is ISO 27001 Certification?
ISO 27001 is an international standard for information security management systems. It originated from the British BS 7799 standard, which was proposed by the British Standards Institution (BSI) in February 1995.
The standard originally consisted of two parts:
BS 7799-1: Information Security Management Code of Practice
Provided recommendations and guidance for organizations implementing information security management practices.
BS 7799-2: Information Security Management System Specification
Defined specific requirements for establishing, implementing, and documenting an Information Security Management System (ISMS).
In 2005, the standard was transformed into the international standard ISO/IEC 27001. The current version is ISO/IEC 27001:2022.
Today, ISO 27001 certification is recognized as an important compliance requirement for enterprise operations, helping organizations strengthen information security governance, improve risk management capabilities, and protect critical information assets.
