U-Ming Marine Secures Dual ISO 27001 and ISO 27032 Certifications, Strengthens Cybersecurity Framework to Align with Global Standards
TAIWAN : As part of its digital transformation journey and commitment to sustainable enterprise development (ESG), U-Ming Marine Transport Corporation has proactively addressed information security risks by aligning with international cybersecurity standards and complying with domestic and global regulatory requirements. With the expert guidance from the Information Security Service Digital United Inc. (ISSDU), U-Ming is proud to announce its successful attainment of the latest ISO 27001:2022 Information Security Management System (ISMS) certification and the ISO 27032:2023 Internet Security Management. Additionally, the company has passed the CNS 27001:2023 National Standards of Republic of China (CNS) in Taiwan for Information Security; underscoring its robust cybersecurity resilience capabilities and dedication to global compliance.
Mr. C.K. Ong, President of U-Ming Marine Transport Corporation emphasized that with the rapid evolution of internet technologies, increasing industry competition, and the emergence of new laws and regulations, the global maritime and shipping industry is facing heightened cybersecurity threats. In response, more countries and regions are introducing policies and regulations that mandate enterprises to bolster their cybersecurity capabilities.
U-Ming has not only complied with all applicable legal requirements but has also appointed a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and dedicated cybersecurity personnel in accordance with the guidelines for publicly listed companies. To further reinforce its cybersecurity resilience, U-Ming has progressively implemented and embedded the frameworks of ISO 27001 and ISO 27032—two globally recognized standards in information and cybersecurity management. These standards encompass a wide range of requirements including information security policies, risk assessments, access control, operational security, and internet security.
Throughout the certification process, U-Ming rigorously reviewed and optimized its operational procedures and both internal and external security controls. By doing so, the company has established a robust information security management system and deployed advanced cybersecurity protection and response mechanisms, enabling a multi-layered defence strategy. These efforts ensure the protection of critical information assets for both the company and its customers, and have garnered recognition from external authorities.
Mr. Jeff Hsu, Vice Chairman of U-Ming Marine Transport Corporation stated that the successful acquisition of both ISO 27001 and ISO 27032 certifications demonstrates the company’s attainment of international standards in information security management. Moving forward, U-Ming will continue to follow the “Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle to continuously refine and elevate its cybersecurity practices. Upholding the corporate values of “Sincerity, Diligence, Thrift, Prudence, and Innovation”, U-Ming remains committed to embracing technological advancements and artificial intelligence to build an intelligent and energy-efficient fleet, promote green and sustainable development, fulfil its corporate social responsibilities, and create long-term value for both the enterprise and society.
