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ISO 9001 is an international standard for quality management that helps companies structure their processes and systematically improve customer satisfaction.

ISO 14001 is an international standard for environmental management that enables companies to systematically control their environmental impacts and operate more sustainably.

ISO 27001 is an international standard for information security that helps companies protect data and systems from risks such as cyberattacks or data loss.

A management system describes how a company structures its processes, responsibilities, and goals to operate efficiently and achieve defined results.

An integrated management system combines several areas such as quality, environment, and information security into a unified system to avoid duplication of effort and leverage synergies.

Information security management systematically protects data and systems from risks such as cyberattacks and forms the basis for standards like ISO 27001.

Quality management encompasses all measures for controlling and improving processes to measurably ensure quality – often based on standards such as ISO 9001.