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All the boxes are checked. The supplier confirms encryption, access controls, regular backups, and an emergency response plan. The questionnaire goes into the file, and the supplier evaluation is considered complete. But would you really base your critical business...
A sales representative has a chatbot draft a quote email. A colleague from the purchasing department uploads a supplier contract to have it summarized. In marketing, a press release is translated using AI. None of these steps is malicious; they all save time. And yet...
Information security is no longer an optional consideration. Companies of all sizes are now facing increasing demands. Customers expect proof of effective security measures, audits are on the horizon, and regulatory requirements are becoming increasingly...
Strengthening data protection and information security: How ISO/IEC 27701, 27001 and 27002 work together
Today, many organizations are faced with the challenge of no longer viewing information security and data protection as separate disciplines, but rather as closely interlinked elements of a uniform management system. While information security primarily regulates technical and organizational protective measures for systems, data and processes, data protection places additional demands on transparency, legal bases, data subject rights and the responsible handling of personal information. These two perspectives are becoming increasingly intertwined and form the basis for a holistic level of security and data protection. The ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27002 and ISO/IEC 27701 standards provide a coherent, internationally recognized foundation for this.
Weekly Audit Tip: Why controls should not only exist on paper
Many companies invest a lot of time and money in the creation of guidelines, processes and controls. The documents are neatly structured, formally correct and often impressively comprehensive. In practice, however, it becomes clear time and time again that a large proportion of these controls remain on paper – and this is precisely one of the biggest risks for a company’s audit and compliance security.
Implementing an information security management system (ISMS) in accordance with ISO 27001 is an important step for many companies to systematically improve their information security and meet compliance requirements. However, despite the clear structure and proven approach provided by the standard, typical pitfalls often occur during implementation. These can jeopardize the success of the project, delay the certification process or, in the worst case, result in certification not being granted.
TISAX® audit preparation: step by step to success The requirements for information security in the automotive industry are constantly increasing. Companies that work with sensitive data or are suppliers to major car manufacturers can hardly avoid TISAX®. TISAX® stands...
What is an ISMS - and why is it so important for companies? An Information Security Management System (ISMS) is the backbone of any organization that wants to effectively protect its data and systems while strengthening its resilience to cyber threats. As part of the...
NIS2 is coming – Is your company ready for the new EU Cybersecurity Directive?
The digital threat situation in Europe has worsened significantly in recent years. Cyberattacks, espionage, sabotage and disinformation no longer only affect critical infrastructures, but increasingly also small and medium-sized enterprises. The European Union is responding to this with the new NIS2 Directive, which will become binding in Germany from January 2026. The aim is to strengthen cyber resilience throughout the EU and create a uniform level of security.
In an increasingly regulated and digitalized business world, certifications such as TISAX®, ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 are becoming more and more important. They stand for trust, quality and security – values that customers, partners and authorities alike expect. However, the path to successful certification does not begin with an external audit, but with thorough internal preparation. An internal audit is a key tool for identifying weaknesses, optimizing processes and preparing the organization specifically for the requirements of the relevant standards.
Syngenity® GmbH supports companies in precisely this step: the professional implementation of internal audits and strategic preparation for external audits. As an experienced partner in the field of information security, data protection and quality management, Syngenity® accompanies organizations through the entire audit process – from the initial gap analysis to successful certification.