Why is it
important to do so?
If you are a public institution or organization that transacts data with the Public Administration, current regulations require you to be aligned / certified to the ENS.
What is the
ENS certification for?
If your organization is a Spanish Public Administration or provides services to the Public Administration and information is transmitted through automated systems, the current regulations require the implementation of a Management System aligned to ENS with measures aimed at protecting information, as well as the companies that cooperate.
What does this
service include?
- Improvement in technological maturity in security processes
- We assist in the ENS certification process
- Evolution and continuous improvement of the implemented Management System
- Greater knowledge about your Management System and security controls
How do we do it?
We help you implement an I.S.M.S. aligned to the ENS.
Business processes and services are identified and assessed through interviews. The most effective controls and safeguards are adopted for the protection of the company.
Policies and procedures necessary to comply with the standard are also created. Finally, if an I.S.M.S. is implemented, the applicable ENS level is assessed in order to adapt it to the regulation.
What do you need
for your company?
Whether your organization already has an ISMS in place or is in the process of implementing one under standards such as ISO27001, ENS, NIS2, DORA, etc., we can act as Security Manager (CISO) and help you manage security in your organization.
If your organization is a Spanish Public Administration or provides services to the Public Administration and information is transmitted through automated systems, the current regulations require the implementation of a Management System aligned to ENS with measures aimed at protecting information, as well as the companies that cooperate.
ISO/IEC 27001 is a certifiable international standard developed to assist in the implementation of an Information Security Management System, under the precept of the three most important security pillars: Availability, Confidentiality, and Integrity of information and information systems.
The first step in gaining a strategic view of the risks to which your organization is exposed is to conduct a Risk Analysis. It consists of identifying and evaluating the various threats that affect the human, technological, software, etc. levels that may affect the business.
With a gap analysis, we are able to highlight the differences between the current state of security of a Management System in an organization and the specific requirements of the industry and/or current regulations.

