Security & Compliance
Information Security Management System (ISMS) & ISO/IEC 27001
At CrossRealms International, security is not an afterthought; it is the foundation of everything we do. As a security-first company, we understand that protecting our clients' data, systems, and operations requires more than strong technology; it demands a rigorous, structured, and continuously evolving approach to information security governance.
Our security program and policies are designed to:
- Establish and maintain an Information Security Management System (ISMS) that is certified against ISO/IEC 27001:2022 controls, covering our Data Center Services, IT & Security Consultation Services, and Security Operations Center (SOC) Services.
- Continually review and improve our ISMS to ensure it evolves alongside emerging threats, changing client needs, and the broader regulatory landscape.
- Comply with all applicable legal, contractual, and regulatory requirements by proactively monitoring and responding to the constantly shifting information security environment.
- Provide secure and operationally sound working conditions through technical architecture, governance frameworks, and health and safety standards that embed security requirements into our daily practice, without limiting our effectiveness in serving clients.
Our ISMS is governed by a dedicated governance structure with full support and endorsement from CrossRealms executive leadership. The ISMS charter is reviewed and approved by management annually and communicated to all relevant employees and external parties.
We uphold this commitment by:
- Setting measurable security objectives and reviewing performance against them on a regular basis.
- Monitoring compliance through internal audits and taking timely corrective action on any nonconformities identified.
- Providing all necessary resources—human, technical, and operational—to enable our security and compliance teams to achieve their objectives.
- Communicating openly and transparently with our clients about information security risks, responsibilities, and the controls we have in place to protect their interests.
Protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access
Ensuring data accuracy and completeness
Maintaining reliable access to information systems