ISO/IEC 27001
Your path to
ISO 27001 certification
Implement information security effectively – step by step to certification.
We support you from the initial analysis to the audit and develop an ISMS that fits perfectly with your processes.
ISO 27001 -
The essentials at a glance
ISO 27001 is the internationally recognized standard for establishing an Information Security Management System (ISMS). Its goal is to create an appropriate level of security that is effective, economical, and sustainable in the long term.
An ISMS according to ISO 27001 offers you:
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Effective protection of sensitive information
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Compliance with legal requirements such as the NIS2 Directive
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Trust from customers, partners, and authorities
This way, information security does not become a one-time measure, but an ongoing process.
The ISO/IEC 27001 standard defines how companies systematically embed information security into their business processes. It integrates technical, organizational, and personnel measures to form an effective management system.
A key element is risk management, where potential threats are identified, assessed, and mitigated with targeted measures. In addition, Annex A provides a comprehensive catalog of security controls – ranging from IT protection technologies such as firewalls and encryption to clear policies and regular employee training.
Your benefits with ISO 27001:
- Protection of confidentiality, integrity, and availability of your data
- Compliance with legal and regulatory requirements
- More efficient processes and clearly defined responsibilities
- Increased trust among customers and business part
This is how an ISMS according to ISO 27001 works
An ISMS is not just an IT project, but a holistic management approach that is integrated into all areas of the company.
First, it is determined which information and processes require special protection. Then, potential risks are assessed: How likely is an incident – and what impact would it have? Based on this, technical, organizational, and personnel measures are implemented to reduce risks to an acceptable level.
Regular internal audits and reviews ensure that the system remains up to date and can respond to new threats. For certification, seamless documentation of all measures is also required – from risk assessment to audit reports.
The path to certification
The implementation of an ISMS follows clear steps:
- Planning – define objectives, allocate resources, appoint the project team
- Gap Analysis – compare existing security measures with standard requirements
- ISMS Development – define policies, processes, and controls
- Implementation – integrate the measures into daily business operations
- Monitoring – continuous monitoring and internal audits
- Certification – assessment by an accredited certification body
ISO 27001 can be implemented particularly efficiently in combination with other standards such as ISO 9001 – allowing you to benefit from synergies and reduce administrative workload.
Typical Challenges
Many companies underestimate the complexity of the standard and the effort involved in its implementation. The most common stumbling blocks include:
- extensive documentation requirements
- high personnel and financial effort
- necessary modernization of IT infrastructure
However, with a clear strategy, solid resource planning, and the support of experienced consultants, these challenges can be effectively overcome.
Our Support for Your ISO 27001 Certification
We guide you from the initial analysis through to successful certification – structured, practical, and cost-efficient. Our approach combines modern software with personal consulting.
Thanks to our experience across a wide range of industries, we can significantly accelerate the certification process and ensure that your ISMS remains effective in the long term.
Our services include:
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Analysis of the current security level
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Conducting risk analyses and planning measures
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Creation and optimization of ISMS documentation
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Employee training and awareness programs
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Preparation for internal and external audits
