ISO 27001 and compliance for technology and e-commerce
If you sell software or services to corporate clients, you have lived it already: the 200-question security questionnaire that arrives before every contract. ISO 27001 is how you answer once — with a certificate — instead of per client. And with NIS2 and DORA tightening supply-chain links, those who already hold it will be signing while others fill in forms.
NIS2 & DORA: compliance flows down the chain
Even if your company is not an “essential or important entity”, your clients may be — and NIS2 obliges them to vet their suppliers. DORA does the same for anyone serving financial institutions. ISO 27001 is the most recognised evidence you can hand them, and we map it explicitly to their requirements.
For e-shops: card data and trust
An online store lives on two things that can vanish overnight: availability and trust. A customer-data breach is the shortest route to losing both. We combine ISO 27001 with practical GDPR compliance (explicit consents, cookies, customer rights) and an ISO 22301 business-continuity plan for the scenario where the site goes down on Black Friday.
No corporate theatre
A team of 15 engineers does not need 80 policies. It needs an ISMS with realistic scope, controls that sit on the tools you already use (Git, cloud, MDM, a password manager) and documentation people actually read. If you also build AI systems, ISO 42001 gets ahead of the requirements arriving with the AI Act.
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