ICT Gains ISO Certification and it Launches Trust Center

CENTENNIAL, Colo.—Integrated Control Technology (ICT), has announced its certification under the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard through Global Compliance Certification (GCC), and simultaneously, it has announced the launch of its new Trust Center.

The provider of advanced access control, intrusion detection, building automation, and security solutions, explains  ISO/IEC 27001 is an internationally recognized standard for information security management systems (ISMS), outlining best practices for managing information security risks and safeguarding data. By achieving this certification, ICT asserts that it demonstrates its adherence to global standards, ensuring robust processes are in place to protect sensitive information across all aspects of its operations.

“This certification signifies our dedication to safeguarding the data entrusted to us. Coupled with the launch of our Trust Center, it reflects our proactive approach to addressing cyber threats while providing our partners with the assurance they need to continue working with ICT with confidence,” comments Hayden Burr, chief innovation officer at ICT.

ICT ISO Certification and Trust Center Validate Performance and Reliability

With the new ISO certification, ICT points out to its partners and customers its rigorous approach to data protection. This milestone the company says, eliminates uncertainties, making it easier for integrators, facility managers, and enterprise clients to meet their own compliance needs when collaborating with ICT.

Explaining its new Trust Center, the company says this solution is an online platform designed to provide partners with easy access to all compliance-related information. Housing certifications, compliance documents, simplified guides, and additional resources will all be in one central location, and through the Trust Center, the company continues, it is removing the need for repetitive email exchanges or manual requests, streamlining the process for ICT’s partners and customers.

“Security and transparency are at the heart of everything we do, and these updates underscore our commitment to supporting our customers,” adds Burr. “The Trust Center will continue to grow, ensuring it remains a valuable tool for our partners as we keep refining our processes and resources.”

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