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Secure Online Desktop achieves ISO 27001: the security certification for managed services

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Secure Online Desktop recently achieved ISO 27001 certification for its information security management system (ISMS). Let’s explore what this important milestone means for customers who rely on the company to protect their data and critical IT systems.

What is ISO 27001 certification?

ISO 27001 is a certification issued by an accredited third party which attests to the compliance of a company’s information security management system (ISMS) with the requirements defined by the ISO 27001 standard.

It is an international standard that specifies the requirements necessary to set up, implement, monitor and improve an effective ISMS within an organisation.

ISO 27001 covers all aspects of IT security management such as:

  • Security policies and procedures
  • Risk management
  • Technical and physical checks
  • Personnel Management
  • Physical and environmental safety
  • Access control
  • Incident management
  • Operational continuity
  • Legal and regulatory compliance

Obtaining this certification demonstrates a company’s commitment to implementing and maintaining a comprehensive safety management system that complies with the most rigorous standards.

The acronym ISO/IEC 27001:2013

The reference standard for the ISO 27001 certification obtained by Secure Online Desktop is specifically ISO/IEC 27001:2013.

Let’s analyze what the various elements of this acronym mean:

  • ISO – Acronym for International Organization for Standardization, the international body that develops and publishes standards.
  • IEC – Acronym for International Electrotechnical Commission, an organization that deals with standardization for electronics and related technologies.
  • 27001 – Classification number that identifies the ISO standard relating to Information Security Management Systems (ISMS).
  • 2013 – Year of publication of the current version of the ISO 27001 standard, which replaced the previous 2005 version.

Therefore the ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification obtained by Secure Online Desktop demonstrates compliance with the requirements defined in the 2013 edition of the ISO 27001 standard published jointly by ISO and IEC.

It is the most updated and complete international reference standard for setting up, implementing and managing an effective ISMS.

Why ISO 27001 is important for Secure Online Desktop

For Secure Online Desktop, a company specializing in managed IT security services, obtaining ISO 27001 represents a crucial milestone and perfectly in line with the company mission.

This certification reflects Secure Online Desktop’s focus on adopting and maintaining high security standards in the provision of its services, including:

ISO 27001 provides independent assurance to Secure Online Desktop customers that their sensitive data, confidential information and critical IT systems are managed in line with best practices and the most rigorous security control frameworks.

The benefits of ISO 27001 for Secure Online Desktop customers

Obtaining ISO 27001 by Secure Online Desktop brings important advantages for all companies that rely on its security management services.

Better information protection

The ISO 27001 certified ISMS ensures that effective security controls are implemented to safeguard the confidentiality, integrity and availability of customer information managed by Secure Online Desktop.

Structured risk management

The risk assessment and risk treatment process required by ISO 27001 guarantees customers that their IT security risks are managed in a methodical and proactive manner.

Continuous monitoring and improvement

The periodic internal and external audits required by ISO 27001 ensure the monitoring and continuous improvement of the Secure Online Desktop ISMS.

Regulatory compliance

The ISO 27001 certification certifies Secure Online Desktop’s compliance with standards, best practices and mandatory requirements in the field of data and IT system protection.

Competence and experience

Possession of ISO 27001 demonstrates Secure Online Desktop’s competence in managing complex projects to ensure information security.

Quality of services

ISO 27001 reflects Secure Online Desktop’s commitment to maintaining high levels of quality and reliability in the delivery of services to its customers.

Market benchmark

ISO 27001 certification positions Secure Online Desktop as a point of reference in the cybersecurity managed services market.

In summary, this certification provides customers with the guarantee of entrusting the management of their IT security to a qualified partner compliant with the highest industry standards.

ISO 27001 together with ISO 9001 for the safety and quality of services

In addition to the recent ISO 27001, Secure Online Desktop has also been certified ISO 9001 for the quality management system (QMS) since 2018.

The presence of both certifications reflects Secure Online Desktop’s commitment to pursuing excellence both in the reliability and quality of services and in information security.

ISO 9001 certification guarantees customers that Secure Online Desktop’s production and management processes follow defined and controlled procedures in line with the most advanced quality standards.

ISO 27001 also extends these guarantees to security management, ensuring that services are provided in accordance with policies and best practices aimed at safeguarding customer data and systems from threats and incidents.

For customers this means being able to count on a qualified, reliable partner that complies with the highest quality and safety standards.

Conclusion: ISO certified safety and quality

Obtaining ISO 27001 certification further strengthens Secure Online Desktop’s position as a point of reference for professional cybersecurity services.

This important milestone provides independent assurance to customers that IT security management is conducted in line with best practices and the most rigorous standards.

Combined with ISO 9001, ISO certifications reflect Secure Online Desktop’s dedication to excellence in both quality and security in the delivery of its managed services.

For all companies looking for a qualified partner to outsource IT security, Secure Online Desktop therefore represents a validated, reliable choice that complies with the most advanced standards.

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