Your Data, Our Priority: Boost.space is Officially ISO 27001:2022 Certified

What the certification covers, what it evidences, and what enterprise buyers should verify during their own security review.

Boost.space, Product Team
, Prague

Not just compliant, but certified!

We have successfully completed the ISO 27001:2022 certification process. It’s another vital piece of the puzzle that demonstrates to our clients that we take their data security with absolute seriousness.

The process was not just about obtaining a certificate. It helped us refine internal controls and our approach to identifying, assessing, and treating information-security risks.

What is ISO/IEC 27001:2022?

It is an internationally recognized standard for an Information Security Management System (ISMS). The 2022 version is the latest update, specifically designed to address modern challenges like cloud services and remote work.

The certification stands on three main pillars:

  • Confidentiality: Ensuring only authorized persons have access to data.
  • Integrity: Ensuring data is accurate and protected against unauthorized changes.
  • Availability: Ensuring information and services are available whenever you need them.

What brings the 2022 version?

Compared with the previous edition, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 updates the control framework used to assess an information-security management system. Our certificate defines the assessed organizational scope. Buyers should review that scope and the current evidence during their own security assessment.

What does this mean for you, our clients?

Our certificate was issued by TNV and is accredited by IAS (International Accreditation Services). This provides evidence that our information-security management system has been assessed against ISO 27001:2022:

  1. Independent assessment: Our information-security management system has been assessed against ISO/IEC 27001:2022 within the certificate's stated scope.
  2. Due-diligence support: Enterprise buyers can use the certification as one input in their own security and compliance review.
  3. Risk management: Our ISMS provides a structured process for identifying, assessing, treating, and reviewing information-security risks.

Security is a Journey, Not a Destination

Certification is one part of the security program. Current evidence and completed assessments should be verified through our Trust Center.

At Boost.space, we continue to invest in technical controls, process improvement, and team education within the scope of our information-security program.

Thank you for your trust – let’s keep moving forward (safely)!

Talk soon,Boost.space Team signature