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With a comprehensive approach, DCV renews its certifications in business continuity and information security, reaffirming its commitment to the protection of its clients' assets and resilience to any challenge.
In an increasingly challenging and dynamic environment, Depósito Central de Valores (DCV) has successfully renewed its international certifications in Business Continuity and Information Security Management Systems, a clear sign of its commitment to operational excellence and the protection of information assets.
After rigorous follow-up audits, the company maintains its ISO 27001 certification, which ensures compliance with strict information security controls, and also ratifies its ISO 22301 certification, which validates the company's ability to respond effectively to disruptive incidents that may affect business continuity.
"This process not only validates that we are complying with the highest international standards but also reinforces our position as an internationally competitive entity. It is a recognition of the effort of the entire team," says André Medel, DCV's Deputy Risk and Business Continuity Manager.
Being certified does not guarantee the absence of incidents, but it does ensure that the company is prepared to contain, remediate, and recover effectively within the established target times.
The certification process, carried out by The British Standards Institution (BSI), one of the most recognized global certification companies, has been quite a challenge for the DCV team. The success of the certification depends on technical compliance with international standards and, in addition, on the total commitment of the organization, from top management to each of the company's employees.
"We maintain a comprehensive management system that involves all levels. Auditors interview senior management and tactical and operational personnel to verify that our processes are aligned with the requirements of international standards. It is a comprehensive process, but it is also an opportunity to demonstrate that we are committed to continuous improvement and information security," adds André Medel.
New challenges and the commitment to continue improving
Next year, DCV will face another challenge: adapting to the new version of the ISO 27001 standard. This process involves careful planning and implementation of new strategies to ensure compliance with the latest requirements.
In this regard, the company has a multidisciplinary team working on a gap analysis to ensure that they are aligned with the new version of the standard. "It's a complex job, but we know that by meeting the standards, we will continue to stay ahead of the curve," says DCV's Deputy Risk and Continuity Manager.
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