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What does it take to earn trust?
Not once, but year after year?
For us at Lumenova AI, it takes discipline, collaboration, and a willingness to put our systems under the toughest kind of spotlight: independent review. This summer, we completed our 2025 ISO/IEC 27001 surveillance audit. That means our Information Security Management System stood up to every test the auditors put it through. No gaps. No exceptions. No changes needed. For the second year in a row.
Why does ISO 27001 matter to your work?
If you’re responsible for AI governance, compliance, or risk, you know how heavy the scrutiny has become. Regulations are changing. Boards are asking tougher questions. Stakeholders expect proof that the systems they rely on are secure.
ISO 27001 is the global benchmark for doing exactly that. It confirms that data, processes, and people are all protected under a framework designed to reduce risk and keep organizations resilient.
When we maintain this certification, it means your work gets a stronger foundation. You can use Lumenova AI, knowing the platform is already vetted to international standards, saving you time, reducing friction, and giving you confidence during your own reviews and audits.
What exactly did the certification cover?
Our audit was broad and included:
- How we develop and update the Lumenova RAI Platform
- How we protect sensitive data used in AI workflows
- How we manage access rights and monitor activity
- How we handle incidents and keep services reliable
- How we train our people and maintain oversight
In short, every layer of the platform supports your AI data governance programs. Whether you’re evaluating bias, monitoring drift, or preparing compliance reports, this certification means those processes rest on a secure and independently tested system.
Who made this possible?
This outcome belongs to our team. Every engineer who has built secure-by-design features. Every compliance lead who prepared evidence. Every colleague who showed up was ready to answer hard questions.
Security is not the work of one group. It is a culture. And that culture is what carried us through another clean audit.
What does this mean going forward?
Certification is not the finish line. It is the floor we build on.
Our next surveillance audit is in 2026. Recertification follows in 2027. Between now and then, we’ll keep running internal reviews, testing our controls, and strengthening the platform.
Why? Because governance is only getting more complex. You need partners who can help you move quickly while staying compliant. We’re ready for that responsibility.
Let’s bring it back to you
What does this mean for your team? It means you can adopt AI faster without losing control. It means less time explaining to stakeholders why a platform is trustworthy (and more time using it to create value). And it means you can answer the tough questions with confidence: Yes, our platform partner is certified. Yes, their controls are tested. Yes, our data is secure.
That’s the assurance we set out to give you. And that’s the assurance this certification confirms.
We’ll continue investing in the systems, people, and practices that help our customers stay compliant, resilient, and ahead of the curve.
Alongside ISO 27001, we’ve also completed our SOC 2 Type II audit for the 3rd year in a row. You can read about it here: Three Years Strong: Lumenova AI Completed Its SOC 2 Type II Compliance Audit
If you want to see how our RAI platform supports your own AI governance needs, we invite you to connect with us.
Book a demo and see how ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certifications help us deliver security and confidence you can rely on.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. ISO 27001 is an information security standard, but its controls require protection of personal data. This supports compliance with GDPR by helping safeguard confidentiality, accuracy, and security.
The 2013 version had 14 domains and 114 controls. The 2022 version updated this to 4 categories and 93 controls to better match modern organizational needs.
ISO 27001 is built on three principles known as the CIA Triad: confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information.