In the world of digital communication, reliability and security are crucial. As an ICT service provider, we ensure the highest quality of our solutions and full compliance with current cybersecurity regulations. We actively adapt our services to new legal requirements, including:
Our commitment to cybersecurity
Cybersecurity in compliance with NIS2 and DORA
Regulation DORA (2022/2554)
Regulating cybersecurity obligations for entities in the financial sector and external ICT service providers.
Directive NIS2 (2022/2555)
Strengthening measures to enhance the level of cybersecurity across the European Union, focusing on the protection of information systems in critical sectors of the economy.
How do we ensure cybersecurity?
To maintain the highest level of security for our services, we have implemented a series of key measures:
Information Systems Security
- Our infrastructure meets the requirements of ISO 27001, ISO 22301, and ISO 27018 standards.
- We regularly conduct penetration tests (both internal and external) to identify vulnerabilities.
- We implement advanced cryptographic security measures to protect data.
Risk and Incident Management
- We implement comprehensive cybersecurity risk management.
- We monitor our infrastructure 24/7 to respond immediately to potential threats.
- We manage incidents and vulnerabilities in accordance with industry best practices.
Human Resources Security
- We control access to systems and assets to ensure data security.
- We regularly train our staff in cybersecurity, implementing cybersecurity hygiene principles and security awareness programs.
Business Continuity and Compliance with DORA
- We ensure business continuity plans and guaranteed service levels (SLA).
- We support our clients in complying with DORA requirements through dedicated ICT service agreements.
- We have developed a contract annex template based on the recommendations of the Polish Bank Association.
Review the template annex to the ICT service agreement.
