A pillar of ISO 27001: the role of the CIA Triad in information security

Although we operate as a small IT solutions provider, we are well aware that the implementation of Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) - and in particular ISO 27001 - is not the prerogative of large enterprises. For us, it is a conscious decision: it is a signal to our partners that we take the protection of their data seriously and are committed to high levels of security.

One of the core concepts of ISO 27001 is the so-called CIA Triad, which includes three key principles: Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability. This triad is the backbone of our information security system.

Confidentiality 

Confidentiality ensures that only authorised persons have access to sensitive data. This is achieved through access control rules and encryption, preventing data theft and unauthorised access.

Integrity

Integrity is about preserving the accuracy and integrity of data. Checksums, hashes and logged events help to detect unauthorised changes.

Availability

Information is valuable if it is available when you need it. That's why we use backup solutions, redundant systems and disaster recovery plans.

We know that information security is not a one-off project, but a constantly evolving system. We work to provide the best protection for our partners' data through regular risk analysis, up-to-date technology knowledge and preventive measures.

ISO 27001 is not just a system, it's an approach - and we take that approach to all our customers, every day.