Paladin Max is ISO 27001 Certified

What is ISO 27001 Certification?

ISO 27001 is the leading international standard focused on information security, which provides a framework and guidelines for establishing, implementing and managing an information security management system (ISMS).

Essentially, the ultimate objective of ISO 27001 and an Information Security Management System is to protect three areas of data: Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability.

What Does Being ISO 27001 Certified Mean to Paladin Max?

Our certification means that our security infrastructure, policies and procedures align with the leading global information security standard: ISO 27001. It signifies the successful implementation of our robust security controls to identify, mitigate, and manage information security risks, ensuring the comprehensive protection of all our information assets.

At Paladin Max, we strive for excellence in every aspect of our business. In this case, achieving the highest level of security compliance. Our ISO 27001 certification emphasizes the full confidence and reliability that can be placed in our information security management system.

Our Trusted Compliance Partner

Scytale's expertise and technology streamlined our ISO 27001 audit-readiness process from beginning to end, with automated evidence collection, continuous control monitoring, as well as a centralized place to manage all our audit requirements.

What Does This Mean for Our Customers?

Our ISO 27001 certification assures our customers that they can have full confidence in the security of our platform. It signifies our responsible management of sensitive information and a steadfast commitment to the highest standards of data security. By showcasing this certification, we communicate to our customers and partners that they are aligned to a company deeply dedicated to information security.

Ongoing Compliance

We are committed to continue our efforts in securing our information security management system (ISMS) by renewing our ISO 27001 certification every three years, as well as undergoing regular internal audits and annual surveillance audits in the interim.