I am just going to parrot this from the Windows Azure Team Blog. Windows Azure is now ISO 27001 certified and more importantly it complies with the ISO/IEC 27001:2005 ISMS requirement standards. This is a good start and a great milestone to gain the confidence of ISO 27001 companies (like my current) to leverage on Windows Azure.
The next step would be to see SQL Azure getting certified. Getting SQL Azure certified will be the most important key point to address the data concerns of most companies when moving into Cloud solutions. Looking forward to see that happen.
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