As digital services and platform-based operations continue to expand, information security and personal data protection have become fundamental pillars of corporate governance. To enhance its overall information governance maturity, Ho Yin Mobility Services initiated the adoption of internationally recognized management standards and engaged Shanda Information to provide professional consulting support. Through this collaboration, Ho Yin Mobility Services successfully achieved ISO 27001 Information Security Management System and ISO 27701 Privacy Information Management System certifications.
Ho Yin Mobility Services has long focused on the development of smart mobility and shared service platforms. Its services involve critical areas such as member management, transaction processes, and data utilization, requiring a careful balance between operational efficiency and information risk management. Establishing a structured and internationally aligned information security and privacy management framework therefore became a key component of its corporate governance strategy.
With extensive experience in enterprise information security and management system implementation, Shanda Information supported the project from initial gap analysis through to system design and implementation. The scope included risk assessment, control planning, process documentation, management system deployment, and staff training, along with continuous improvement recommendations to enhance effectiveness and sustainability. Throughout the process, particular emphasis was placed on aligning management requirements with actual operations, ensuring that policies and controls were not only compliant, but also practical and seamlessly integrated into daily workflows.
Following phased reviews and audit preparation, Ho Yin Mobility Services successfully passed third-party audits and obtained both ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certifications, demonstrating its compliance with internationally recognized standards for information security and privacy protection.
According to the project consultant, “The Ho Yin team approached the implementation with a highly pragmatic mindset. From senior management to frontline staff, there was a shared commitment to embedding the standards into daily operations. This level of engagement was a key factor in the project’s success. Beyond certification, the project helped establish a long-term, risk-aware approach to operational decision-making and governance.”
Ho Yin Mobility Services has long focused on the development of smart mobility and shared service platforms. Its services involve critical areas such as member management, transaction processes, and data utilization, requiring a careful balance between operational efficiency and information risk management. Establishing a structured and internationally aligned information security and privacy management framework therefore became a key component of its corporate governance strategy.
With extensive experience in enterprise information security and management system implementation, Shanda Information supported the project from initial gap analysis through to system design and implementation. The scope included risk assessment, control planning, process documentation, management system deployment, and staff training, along with continuous improvement recommendations to enhance effectiveness and sustainability. Throughout the process, particular emphasis was placed on aligning management requirements with actual operations, ensuring that policies and controls were not only compliant, but also practical and seamlessly integrated into daily workflows.
Following phased reviews and audit preparation, Ho Yin Mobility Services successfully passed third-party audits and obtained both ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 certifications, demonstrating its compliance with internationally recognized standards for information security and privacy protection.
According to the project consultant, “The Ho Yin team approached the implementation with a highly pragmatic mindset. From senior management to frontline staff, there was a shared commitment to embedding the standards into daily operations. This level of engagement was a key factor in the project’s success. Beyond certification, the project helped establish a long-term, risk-aware approach to operational decision-making and governance.”
