Arrowdawn has secured an ISO certification double, following independent recognition of the Aberdeen network specialist's commitment to quality and information security.
The certifications, awarded by the British Assessment Bureau - accredited by UKAS, the UK's sole national accreditation body operating under government authorisation - cover the design, supply, installation and support of networking and communications solutions. ISO 27001:2022 is the internationally recognised standard for information security management, while ISO 9001 sets the benchmark for quality management systems.
Arrowdawn, which has been in business for 26 years, supports more than 300 offices across 25 countries, with many clients in the energy sector and a growing client base in finance and professional services.
Gordon Adie, Managing Director at Arrowdawn, said: "Achieving both certifications is a significant milestone. It confirms the robustness of our internal processes and the standards our engineers apply every day - not just in the field but across how we operate as a business.
"I want to acknowledge the particular contribution of our senior network engineer Nicholas Richardson, who led the ISO process and whose thoroughness was central to the outcome."
Gordon Adie, Managing Director at Arrowdawn
Arrowdawn designs, installs and supports the network and communications infrastructure that businesses depend on - spanning security, VoIP, wireless and hardware provision, underpinned by 24/7 monitoring and support. The team collectively brings more than 70 years of technical expertise, with extensive knowledge of Cisco and Fortinet solutions.
The company was founded in 2000 by Gordon, formerly a network manager at Shell and BP.
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