Independent ISO certifications demonstrate a drive to raise standards across operations and the wider partner network
Curion, a leader in product and consumer research, announced that it has achieved certification to ISO 27001, the internationally recognised standard for information security management, and ISO 9001, the internationally recognised standard for quality management. Together, the certifications provide independent assurance that the company applies robust, consistent processes to protect information, manage risk and deliver dependable services for its clients.
For clients, ISO 27001 certification means greater confidence that sensitive information is managed within a structured security framework, with risks identified, assessed and addressed through appropriate controls and continual improvement. ISO 9001 certification demonstrates an equally rigorous approach to service quality, accountability and client satisfaction, helping ensure that work is delivered consistently and that feedback informs ongoing improvement.
These achievements reflect Curion’s commitment to building trust through resilient systems, clear governance and reliable delivery. They also support clients’ own assurance, compliance and supply-chain requirements by providing recognised evidence of the standards embedded across the business.
"Achieving ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certification is an important milestone and a clear signal to our clients that security, quality and continual improvement are embedded in how we work. They reinforce our commitment to trusted, consistent delivery.”
By bringing information security and quality management into a connected programme of continual improvement, Curion aims to deliver lasting value for clients while contributing to higher standards across its supply chain and industry.