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What are SOC 2, GDPR, PCI DSS, and ISO 27001? Find out how the compliance specialists at Fortis Aegis Group can assist your company in adhering to industry requirements.

PCI DSS, GDPR, and ISO 27001 Consultation Service

Cybercrime is a broad, intricate issue that is becoming more serious. Following key cybersecurity standards and guidelines established by governmental organizations and law enforcement agencies is crucial for reducing and preventing cybercrime. Following these rules not only shields a business from potential fines but also guarantees the security of its clients and staff.

Although it is impossible to forecast exactly what shape cyberattacks will take, you may lessen your organization’s risk of falling victim by aligning its cybersecurity posture and policies with the most recent international standards. To help you make the best choices regarding how to adhere to industry-set standards such as ISO27001, PCI DSS, SOC 2, and GDPR, our team of cyber experts can offer you a consultation on these matters.

We assist organizations with consulting, auditing, and obtaining certification for all compliance.

The ISO 27001 standard
The ISO/IEC 27001:2013 Information Security Management standard was the previous name of this standard. An international set of standards called ISO27001 aids companies in assessing their cybersecurity posture. Adopting an Information Security Management System (ISMS) helps a business protect sensitive data in a methodical and economical manner.
PCI DSS
In 2004, Visa, Discover Financial Services, MasterCard, American Express, and JCB International created a set of security principles known as the PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard). Protecting debit and credit card transactions from data theft and fraud is the main goal of this standard. Businesses that handle credit and debit card transactions are required to follow the PCI DSS, which is enforced by the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council (PCI SSC).
GDPR
In terms of cybersecurity, this is the most current rule that the EU has implemented. Many people consider the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to be among the strictest privacy and security regulations in the world. It addresses every facet of how businesses doing business in the EU must handle personal data. Among these are specifications for information security policies, practices, breach reporting protocols, and accountability frameworks.
SOC2
The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) created the cybersecurity reporting structure known as System and Organization Controls (SOC). It proves that your company’s security control mechanisms adequately safeguard customer data. It was formerly known as Service and Organization Control.

Why are ISO 27001, PCI DSS, SOC 2, and GDPR certifications required?

Organizations may be sure they are adhering to industry-set cybersecurity requirements by obtaining ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and GDPR certification. According to these guidelines, companies must submit to stringent evaluations to demonstrate that they have put in place efficient information security procedures.

Businesses can do the following by earning an industry-standard certificate:

Demonstrate your commitment to cybersecurity to prospective clients and partners.
Steer clear of any fines from authorities such as the EU GDPR.
Obtain the essential tools that aid in preventing data breaches.
Observe legal, contractual, business, and regulatory requirements.
Get a third-party assessment of your security posture.
Cut down on the frequency of audits.
Preserve and improve one's reputation.

Why pick Fortis Aegis Group for consultancy on GDPR, PCI DSS, SOC 2, and ISO 27001?

Being compliant is a commitment to safeguarding your company and its data, not merely an obligation. And who better than our seasoned cybersecurity experts with the requisite training and certification to help you achieve that goal? One of the leading cyber security companies in the UK, Fortis Aegis Group has decades of experience in everything from PCI DSS assessment and management to ISO 27001 compliance. We are aware of what needs to be done and how to achieve it efficiently. The following are some justifications for using Fortis Aegis Group:

Our Payment Card Industry Professionals (PCIP) and certified cyber specialists are aware of PCI compliance and the enhancements required for PCI audits. We help you efficiently complete your Report on Compliance (ROC).
We handle every facet of your PCI compliance and provide affordable solutions. Fortis Aegis Group will handle everything, including architectural assessments, network scans, environment isolation, security policy evaluations, documentation, and acquiring the PCI compliance report. In addition to providing annual and biannual PCI audits, we also provide thorough consultation for PCI compliance renewals.
We take care of every detail in accordance with ISO 27001 standards to ensure the full success of your audit.
Maintaining, updating, renewing, and making the required changes to documents in accordance with GDPR scope are all ways that Fortis Aegis Group assists with GDPR compliance.
Small businesses have found our cybersecurity solutions to be very helpful in meeting their GDPR compliance obligations. To ensure that a corporation complies with the relevant compliance regulations, we conduct thorough testing.
Fortis Aegis Group offers comprehensive support for GDPR compliance. Our staff of certified data protection specialists and cyber consultants is always preparing for GDPR examinations.

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