Yaskawa America Achieves ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Information Security Certification
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Yaskawa America Inc. has received independent certification to the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard, demonstrating its commitment to customer information protection. This certification reflects the company's dedication to implementing internationally recognized information security management practices, crucial as manufacturers increasingly adopt connected automation and intelligent robotics.
The significance of this certification lies in its assurance to customers that Yaskawa's information management adheres to global best practices. David Troeter, vice president of Yaskawa Support Services, emphasized that achieving ISO 27001 certification reinforces the trust customers place in Yaskawa Motoman, especially in a landscape where information security is vital for reliable automation solutions.
Looking ahead, Yaskawa plans to continue investing in technologies and processes that enhance secure automation. The certification, resulting from a rigorous independent audit by EAGLE Certification Group, positions Yaskawa as a leader in information security management within the robotics industry, supporting compliance with stringent supplier security requirements.
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