What information is NOT included in the certificate issued by a certification body?

The certificate issued by a certification body serves as official documentation that an organization has met the standards set by a particular management system, in this case, ISO/IEC 27001. The core elements typically included on such a certificate are a clear statement about the scope of the management system being certified, the specific geographical location of the organization being audited, and the date when the audit was completed.

However, the certificate does not generally include details such as the name of the audit team leader. Including this personal information could pose privacy issues and is not standard practice since the focus of the certificate is on the organization and its management system, rather than on individual auditors. Additionally, the emphasis of ISO/IEC 27001 certification is on the effectiveness and compliance of the management system rather than the individuals who assess it.

Therefore, the name of the audit team leader is not included in the certification document, confirming that this is the correct choice in the context of what information is typically absent from ISO/IEC 27001 certificates.