Helsinki, Finland, October 6th, 2020 -- Eficode has passed the ISO27001 audit, one of the world’s best-known international standards for the requirements of an Information Security Management System (ISMS). This indicates that the organization’s ISMS is aligned with best security practices. This Information Security Management certification is key for customers from the finance and public sectors, where security is a critical requirement when choosing a provider.
Eficode
Eficode is the leading DevOps company in Europe, driving and building the future of software development across 10 countries, with 500+ experts in DevOps and sustainable software development. Our Eficode ROOT managed DevOps platform provides centralized access control and real-time visibility of project status, quality, and performance that integrates with 50+ of your preferred tools, including the Atlassian Stack and open-source systems like Jenkins and Kubernetes.
“With Eficode ROOT DevOps platform, our customers deliver customer value faster, manage quality- and compliance-related risks, and improve the much-needed visibility into software development,” said Ilari Nurmi, CEO of Eficode. “It is essential for our customers that we follow security best practices ourselves.”
ISO 27001 is a framework that helps organizations establish, implement, operate, monitor, review, maintain, and continually improve an ISMS.
“The certification process confirmed our security capabilities. It was really positive for our organization, and essential for our business. As a result, an increasing number of financial services have adopted Eficode ROOT,” said Jukka Aaltonen, Head of Managed Services at Eficode.
Additionally, ISAE 3402 type 1 (SOC 1), an international assurance standard, is now available for Eficode ROOT customers. To reinforce our commitment to security and transparency, Eficode ROOT expects to gain ISAE 3402 type 2 standard during the year 2021.
Recently, a number of financial sector organizations have selected Eficode ROOT DevOps Platform, including S-Pankki and Lähitapiola in Finland, and Bankdata, one of the largest financial technology companies in Denmark.