ISO For Payment Service Providers
Payment Service Provider Companies can benefit significantly from ISO Standards and other risk management systems, especially since the information they hold is highly sensitive.
Benefits of ISO include:
- Reducing Risks,
- Comply with legislation,
- Increase Profit,
- Increase Customer Satisfaction,
- And plenty more!
Our Consultants have worked with many different industries including Payment Service Provider Companies. There are many standards that fit well with this industry and can provide a competitive edge.
ISO 27001 for Payment Service Providers
ISO 27001 is the International Standard for Information Security.
Information security is vital when handling data with high sensitivity.
Achieving Certification for ISO 27001 demonstrates commitment to keeping your Customer’s data in safe hands as well as helping you comply with Information Security rules such as GDPR.
Benefits of ISO 27001 Certification include:
– Improve Information Security risks
– Comply with Legislation
– Increase profit
– Improve international trade
– Under-pin your marketing message.
Assent International has ISO 27001 consultants who can help you implement an Information Security Management System and achieve certification.
ISO 22301 for Payment Service Providers
ISO 22301 is the International Standard for Business Continuity. This involves managing disruptive events, business impact analysis and recovery plans.
Benefits of achieving ISO 22301 Certification can include the following:
– Better understanding of critical areas of the business.
– Plan for disasters and business continuity events.
– Demonstrate compliance.
– Marketing value
Our ISO 22301 Consultants can help you implement the international standard for Business Continuity Management Systems (BCMS), providing an effective business continuity framework and achieving recognized ISO Certification.
ISO as a Framework for Regulatory Compliance
ISO Management Systems provide a framework for continual improvement that can help payment service providers meet FCA, PSR and other requirements such as the Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2).