ISO 28000 Transition Course Overview

ISO 28000 Transition Course Overview

The ISO 28000 Transition course is designed for individuals looking to update their knowledge from ISO 28000:2007 to the latest ISO/IEC 28000:2022 standard, which outlines the requirements for a Security Management System (SeMS). This comprehensive training provides insights into the changes introduced in the new version, such as the harmonized structure, revised clauses, and updated requirements that reflect the evolving landscape of security management.

Through a structured learning path, starting with an introduction and moving through the nuances of the standard's clauses, participants will be equipped with the necessary skills to implement and manage an SeMS effectively. The course emphasizes the importance of leadership, risk management, operational control, and continual improvement within an organization's security framework.

Upon completion, learners will be able to understand and apply the changes, thus ensuring their organization's compliance with the latest security management practices. This knowledge not only prepares them for PECB certification but also enhances their professional development in the field of security management.

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Course Prerequisites

To ensure a successful learning experience in the ISO 28000 Transition course, participants are encouraged to have the following minimum prerequisites:


  • Basic understanding of ISO standards and the concept of a management system.
  • Previous experience with or knowledge of the ISO 28000:2007 standard or other security management systems is highly advantageous.
  • Familiarity with Supply Chain Security Management principles and concepts.
  • Ability to comprehend professional English, as the course materials and examination will be in English.

These prerequisites are intended to provide a foundation that will help learners fully benefit from the course content. They are not meant to be barriers but to ensure that participants can engage with the material effectively.


Target Audience for ISO 28000 Transition

The ISO 28000 Transition course is designed for professionals managing supply chain security risks and compliance.


  • Supply Chain Managers
  • Security Managers
  • Compliance Officers
  • Risk Managers
  • Quality Assurance Managers
  • Operations Managers
  • Corporate Security Professionals
  • Logistics Coordinators
  • Port Security Officers
  • Freight Forwarders
  • Import/Export Managers
  • ISO 28000 Auditors and Consultants
  • Professionals involved in the implementation of the ISO 28000 standard
  • Individuals responsible for maintaining conformity with ISO 28000 requirements
  • Company staff working on business continuity, supply chain management, and resilience
  • Individuals interested in staying up-to-date with ISO 28000:2022 updates
  • Management Representatives
  • Project Managers involved in security management
  • Members of an organization that are part of a supply chain


Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this ISO 28000 Transition?

Introduction to Course Learning Outcomes:

The ISO 28000 Transition course equips you with knowledge of the changes in ISO 28000:2022, focusing on implementing and managing a robust Security Management System (SeMS).

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

  • Understand the structure and requirements of ISO 28000:2022 and its differences from ISO 28000:2007.
  • Gain insight into the reasons behind the revision of ISO 28000 and the benefits of an SeMS based on ISO 28000.
  • Identify the key changes and how they impact the context of the organization, including understanding the needs and expectations of interested parties.
  • Learn about leadership and commitment requirements under the new standard, including the formulation of a security policy and defining roles and responsibilities.
  • Develop the ability to plan actions to address risks and opportunities, set security objectives, and effectively plan changes.
  • Enhance competence in supporting the SeMS through adequate resourcing, raising awareness, and establishing proper communication channels.
  • Acquire skills for operational planning and control, including identification of critical processes, risk assessment, and implementation of necessary controls.
  • Evaluate the performance of the SeMS through monitoring, internal audits, and management reviews to ensure its effectiveness.
  • Implement continual improvement processes, address nonconformities, and take corrective actions to maintain and improve the SeMS.
  • Prepare for the PECB certification process and understand the transition steps to master the changes introduced in ISO 28000:2022.

Technical Topic Explanation

Security Management System (SeMS)

A Security Management System (SeMS) is a comprehensive, systematic approach used by organizations to manage security risks. By implementing SeMS, organizations aim to continuously improve their security performance and comply with regulatory and industry standards. The system involves identifying potential security threats, assessing risks, and putting in place specific policies, procedures, and measures to address these risks. SeMS integrates principles of management like oversight, accountability, and employee engagement, ensuring that security practices are coordinated and consistently applied across all levels of the organization.

Harmonized structure

A harmonized structure refers to a systematic framework or approach designed to ensure that different processes, systems, or standards are aligned and consistent across an organization or among different entities. By implementing a harmonized structure, organizations can improve efficiency, reduce duplication of efforts, and enhance compliance with various regulations and standards. This approach is often applied in contexts involving international standards such as ISO 28000, which focusses on security management systems for the supply chain, ensuring a cohesive and uniform approach to security and risk management across all operations.

Revised clauses

Revised clauses refer to updates or changes made to specific sections of a legal, regulatory, or procedural document. These alterations are typically made to address new information, correct errors, clarify misunderstandings, or align with updated standards and practices. In the context of professional standards, such as those for ISO 28000 certification, revised clauses ensure that the certification criteria remain relevant, comprehensive, and effective in managing security within the supply chain. The revisions help organizations maintain compliance with international best practices and enhance their operational security strategies.

Risk management

Risk management involves identifying, assessing, and controlling threats to an organization's capital and earnings. These risks could stem from various sources including financial uncertainties, legal liabilities, technology issues, strategic management errors, accidents, and natural disasters. Effective risk management ensures a firm can anticipate potential problems before they occur, safeguarding assets and minimizing exposure to losses. This strategic foresight not only protects but also creates value for the company, by ensuring stability and increasing predictability in operations. It is crucial for sustainable business growth and maintaining competitiveness in the market.

Operational control

Operational control in business involves managing daily activities to achieve organizational goals effectively and efficiently. It includes processes like monitoring performance, managing resources, and ensuring that operations align with strategic objectives. It ensures standards, such as those outlined in ISO 28000 certification for security management systems in the supply chain, are met. This control is vital for maintaining quality, compliance, and efficiency in all operational aspects.

Continual improvement

Continual improvement is a method of constantly seeking ways to enhance processes, products, or services to boost performance, efficiency, and quality. It involves a consistent, systematic approach to identify opportunities for improvements, implementing changes, and evaluating outcomes. It applies to all types of organizations and can include everything from small daily adjustments to major shifts in strategy or operations. This approach promotes a proactive culture of improvement, aimed at achieving better customer satisfaction, maintaining competitiveness, and improving overall effectiveness and efficiencies within an organization.

Target Audience for ISO 28000 Transition

The ISO 28000 Transition course is designed for professionals managing supply chain security risks and compliance.


  • Supply Chain Managers
  • Security Managers
  • Compliance Officers
  • Risk Managers
  • Quality Assurance Managers
  • Operations Managers
  • Corporate Security Professionals
  • Logistics Coordinators
  • Port Security Officers
  • Freight Forwarders
  • Import/Export Managers
  • ISO 28000 Auditors and Consultants
  • Professionals involved in the implementation of the ISO 28000 standard
  • Individuals responsible for maintaining conformity with ISO 28000 requirements
  • Company staff working on business continuity, supply chain management, and resilience
  • Individuals interested in staying up-to-date with ISO 28000:2022 updates
  • Management Representatives
  • Project Managers involved in security management
  • Members of an organization that are part of a supply chain


Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this ISO 28000 Transition?

Introduction to Course Learning Outcomes:

The ISO 28000 Transition course equips you with knowledge of the changes in ISO 28000:2022, focusing on implementing and managing a robust Security Management System (SeMS).

Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

  • Understand the structure and requirements of ISO 28000:2022 and its differences from ISO 28000:2007.
  • Gain insight into the reasons behind the revision of ISO 28000 and the benefits of an SeMS based on ISO 28000.
  • Identify the key changes and how they impact the context of the organization, including understanding the needs and expectations of interested parties.
  • Learn about leadership and commitment requirements under the new standard, including the formulation of a security policy and defining roles and responsibilities.
  • Develop the ability to plan actions to address risks and opportunities, set security objectives, and effectively plan changes.
  • Enhance competence in supporting the SeMS through adequate resourcing, raising awareness, and establishing proper communication channels.
  • Acquire skills for operational planning and control, including identification of critical processes, risk assessment, and implementation of necessary controls.
  • Evaluate the performance of the SeMS through monitoring, internal audits, and management reviews to ensure its effectiveness.
  • Implement continual improvement processes, address nonconformities, and take corrective actions to maintain and improve the SeMS.
  • Prepare for the PECB certification process and understand the transition steps to master the changes introduced in ISO 28000:2022.