Roger Ison-Haug is the head of Berigo AS, a Norwegian audit and consulting firm. [https://www.berigo.as/?lang=en] We also consider him a good friend, and he is one of the three people who listen to the show.
International audit/standards organizations mentioned during the episode:
- ISO (the International Organization for Standardization, which is odd, considering how it’s abbreviated) [https://www.iso.org/home.html]: a global standards body that publishes standards for performing just about every kind of human activity possible. Standards discussed on the show include:
-- The 9000 series: The Total Quality standards (sometimes referred to as “Total Quality Management (TQM),” or “Quality Management Systems (QMS),” collectively)
-- The 27000 series: Standards for information security, often referred to as the “Information Security Management System (ISMS),” which is actually the name of one of the standards in that series, 27001
- ISACA (originally the Information Systems Audit and Control Association, but has now legally changed its name to the abbreviation) [isaca.org]: Originally an American standards body that addressed information systems audit and security for manufacturing systems, but has since evolved into an international IT security and management standards body. Famous for:
-- Professional certifications, such as the CISA (certified information systems auditor) and CISM (certified information security manager) [full disclosure: Ben has the CISM certification]
-- Audit and governance standards, particularly the (unfortunately named) COBIT 19 standard (control objectives for information and related technologies)
