CEO PowerGate Software: How partnering with an ISO 27001 certified partner helps reduce security risks

Cybersecurity is a business survival issue. Every day, headlines remind us of another data breach, ransomware attack, or leak of sensitive information. For businesses seeking software development partners, these threats are real and unavoidable if precautions are ignored. "ISO 27001 certification reflects a structured and disciplined approach to information security, helping organizations manage and reduce exposure to common security risks", - says Nevill Nguyen, CEO of PowerGate Software.

What ISO 27001 really means

What does this certification really mean? Simply put, ISO 27001 is the international standard for information security management. It's not just a certificate, it's a set of strict practices covering everything from data storage to communication. Working with an ISO 27001-certified company means information security processes are managed according to internationally recognized standards, with regular audits and continuous improvement built into the system.

5 Common security risks a trusted partner can prevent

Let's talk about the types of risks most companies face when partnering with vendors who don't follow strict security protocols.

Weak access control: When everyone on a team can access sensitive data, mistakes or intentional misuse can happen. ISO 27001 promotes role-based access controls, ensuring that access to sensitive data is limited to authorized personnel based on defined responsibilities.

Poor data encryption: Unencrypted files travelling over networks are easy targets. Certified vendors like PowerGate use strong encryption both in transit and at rest.

Human error: Employees click on the wrong link. They mishandle information. ISO 27001 emphasises training and awareness to minimise these risks.

Supply chain vulnerabilities: Third-party tools or libraries can introduce threats. Certified vendors maintain strict control over all software components and continuously check for vulnerabilities.

Insufficient monitoring: Threats can go unnoticed for weeks. An ISO 27001 certified company monitors systems constantly, logs incidents, and responds immediately.

Partnering with an ISO 27001-certified company helps prevent key security risks such as weak access control, poor data encryption,...

Peace of mind beyond compliance

ISO 27001 certification provides more than regulatory compliance. It demonstrates a commitment to proactive security management, risk reduction, and the protection of client data. Partnering with such companies enhances confidence that sensitive information is handled responsibly and securely.

For businesses scaling digital operations, choosing a certified partner reduces exposure to security risks. It provides a structured approach to data protection, ensures adherence to international best practices, and supports compliance with industry regulations. Ultimately, this choice helps safeguard both operational integrity and reputation.

The insights in this article are informed by PowerGate Software, a leading software product studio with over 14 years of experience in Vietnam. Recognized among the top software outsourcing companies in Vietnam, the firm provides end-to-end development services across FinTech, GreenTech, digital health, and AI solutions. With an office in the UK, PowerGate Software ensures closer collaboration and timely support for global clients, helping businesses tap into Vietnam's growing tech talent while maintaining high standards of security and quality. Partnering with an ISO 27001-certified vendor like PowerGate Software can provide the reassurance needed to manage risks and accelerate digital projects confidently.

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