Information system security policy NUMERYX Tunisia (CISO)

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Written by Numeryx , 5 September 2024

The information systems security policy of NUMERYX Tunisia is based on the following strategic axes: 

  • Ensure compliance with internal, normative, legal, regulatory and contractual requirements (PIP, clients, etc.) in order to fully meet information security obligations. 
  • Strengthen the continuous training and awareness of employees to improve their understanding and management of security issues, thus embedding a security culture in daily work. 
  • Implement a process for regularly assessing information systems security performance and identify opportunities for continuous improvement to optimize the security posture. 
  • Be attentive to the expectations of clients and subcontractors, , by actively responding to their specific security needs and integrating their feedback into our security strategy. 
  • Carry out continuous security risk assessments and deploy appropriate mitigation measures to protect information assets against potential threats. 
  • Integrate security measures from the initial phases of each project or activity to support growth while respecting our overall security strategy. 
  • Guarantee the protection of the company’s data, as well as that of our clients and partners, by preventing its disclosure, alteration or accidental or intentional loss. 
  • Ensure the continuity of activities and services in the event of security incidents, by putting in place effective and proven continuity plans. 
  • Maintain robust mechanisms to ensure traceability, non-repudiation and authentication of access to sensitive information. 
  • Comply with the regulations in force and relevant international standards to ensure appropriate information security management. 
  • Align information security initiatives with the company’s business objectives to effectively support operations and corporate strategy. 
  • Protect the company’s image and reputation, both internally and externally, by ensuring rigorous information security management and fostering trust among stakeholders. 
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