ISO 27001:2013 is the international standard for Information Security Management. It provides a best practice framework for companies to comply with confidentiality, integrity and legal compliance, providing confidence that the appropriate controls and policies are in place to safeguard data. In achieving this standard, Assemble has now further validated its internal processes, software as a service solutions and technical support as well as effectively demonstrated its capabilities to sufficiently protect customer data.
In order to achieve the ISO 27001 certification, companies must be able to demonstrate a systematic approach to protecting sensitive information such as intellectual property, employee and customer data and any other information entrusted to it by third parties.
This is a wonderful and vitally important achievement. Assemble has always upheld the highest standards of internal compliance and security, so this recognition will formalise our ongoing commitment and give customers peace of mind that their data is in the best hands.
More about Access Assemble
Access Assemble belongs to the DutySheet technology family and is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) designed to help organisations with volunteers to connect, recruit, manage, retain and measure impact. It provides software to some of the UK’s largest nonprofits and charities as well as local authorities and NHS Trusts.
Assemble sits alongside DutySheet on The Digital Marketplace, the government’s G-Cloud 12 framework, operated by the Crown Commercial Service. For more on Assemble’s security practices, see our Trust Guide.
