KSA Awards Corruption Prevention and Compliance Management System Certificate to Hansot

Hansot Recognized for Transparent and Ethical Management System with International Certification
Plans to Strengthen Anti-Corruption Culture and Compliance Framework

The Korea Standards Association announced on the 12th that Hansot has been awarded ISO 37001 (Anti-Bribery Management System) and ISO 37301 (Compliance Management System) certificates. Through this certification, Hansot has been recognized for its transparent and ethical management system and governance structure that meet international standards.

Lee Harim, CEO of Hansot (left), and Kim Taehyung, Head of the Certification Division at the Korea Standards Association, are posing for a commemorative photo. Photo by Korea Standards Association

ISO 37001 certification evaluates a systematic approach to preventing and controlling corruption risks within an organization. ISO 37301 certification assesses processes for effectively implementing legal requirements and international norms to achieve sustainable performance. Through this, Hansot plans to establish a system to manage corruption risks and foster an anti-corruption culture throughout the organization, while strengthening a framework that strictly complies with laws and regulatory requirements.

Kim Tae-hyung, head of the Korea Standards Association, said, “By obtaining ISO 37001 and ISO 37301 certifications, Hansot is expected to provide trust to customers and stakeholders and serve as an important opportunity to establish a transparent and ethical management culture.”

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