Four reasons to choose a provider with an ISAE 3000 GDPR statement

Do your suppliers control security systems and protocols to protect your data? An ISAE 3000 GDPR report provides independent auditor confirmation that your supplier’s data protection is under control

Have you considered how much of your IT infrastructure is outsourced?

External partners often handle payroll administration and accounting, servers are rented in external data centers, and many of your apps and programs are accessible via the cloud.

But how can you be sure that your partners and suppliers have control over their security systems and data protection protocols?

The ISAE 3000 GDPR report plays a crucial role here. It provides an independent auditor with assurance that your supplier controls data protection. This should instill a sense of security and confidence in your supplier management process.

ISAE 3000 GDPR

1. Data security:

The key to choosing a supplier with an ISAE 3000 statement is that you receive independent auditor confirmation that the supplier’s security protocols and systems are in order.

ISAE 3000 GDPR

2. Complete data insight:

Do you have a clear picture of the data your different suppliers handle? By choosing a supplier with an ISAE 3000 statement, you get a complete insight into the data your supplier handles.

ISAE 3000 GDPR

3. Always up-to-date security:

One advantage of an ISAE 3000 statement compared to the more well-known ISO 2700X certification is that the ISAE certification must be renewed annually. This ensures that your supplier’s security protocols are always up to date.

ISAE 3000 GDPR

4. Guaranteed notification:

Suppliers with an ISAE 3000 statement must notify you if a security breach occurs.

CapaSystems has achieved an ISAE 3000 statement for CapaOne

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