INNOPACKING has been awarded ISO 27001 Information Security Management System Certification, ensuring innovation is safeguarded by security.
INNOPACKING has officially obtained ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management System certification and has implemented requirements for tiered authorization, access control, and log auditing throughout the full lifecycle management of packaged documents.
In today's era of sweeping digital transformation, information security has become the lifeline for the survival and development of enterprises. To provide its customers and partners with safer, more reliable, and more standardized services, Guangdong INNOPACKING Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "INNOPACKING"), following a period of solid development and rigorous review, has officially obtained the Information Security Management System Certification!
This not only signifies that INNOPACKING has met international and national standards in information security management, but also marks a new milestone in our company's capabilities for risk prevention and data protection in application software development.

I. ISO/IEC 27001: Internationally recognized standards in the field of information security
ISO/IEC 27001 was jointly issued by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC); it is currently the most widely adopted and most widely recognized information security management standard globally. The standard requires organizations to establish a comprehensive closed-loop information security management system encompassing risk assessment, institutional controls, technical safeguards, and continuous improvement, rather than relying on isolated point-of-defense measures. Certification success is measured not by a specific technical capability, but by the organization's systematic level of long-term, stable protection for its information assets.

II. Why Does the Packaging Industry Need an Information Security System?
In the process of bringing packaging concepts to life, the design documents typically contain a brand's core confidential information that has not yet been launched: original design source files for the new product, structural drawings, material and process parameters, and test reports. From the conceptual stage through to mass production, these documents must circulate through multiple rounds among the brand owner, the design firm, the sample-making facility, and the printing house; if any link in this chain fails, months of market investment may be rendered futile.
For this reason, information security cannot rely merely on "encrypting a single folder." It requires a comprehensive management framework that covers personnel, processes, systems, and the physical environment: who has access, when access is granted, how access is tracked, how audits are conducted, and how risks are addressed; every aspect must be governed by established policies and supported by verifiable records. This is why INNOPACKING regards the development of an information security management system as a foundational capability.

III. Systematized security integrated throughout the entire manuscript lifecycle
Certification is merely one milestone; the value of the system lies in its day-to-day operation. INNOPACKING has integrated information security requirements into tiered authorization, access control, data encryption, log auditing, and periodic risk reviews; these requirements also integrate seamlessly with the full-lifecycle manuscript management of the in-house digital platform PACKFLY—from manuscript packaging and repository entry, through workflow and version management, to permission control—ensuring that every stage operates under systematic rules and that security requirements are seamlessly integrated with business processes.
For clients, this means tangible assurance: the manuscript assets delivered to INNOPACKING are safeguarded by a system that is certified in accordance with international standards and subject to annual supervisory audits.

IV. Using Certification as the Starting Point for Continuous Improvement
"Certification is not the endpoint; rather, it marks a new starting point for information security management."
INNOPACKING will use this certification as a new starting point to continuously refine its information security management system, ensuring that every packaged manuscript circulates safely and reliably and that every innovation implemented achieves steady and sustainable progress.

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