News from Angola – The Paratus Group won three international certifications in Information Security, Quality and Compliance.
This is ISO 9001 certification related to Quality Management, ISO 27001 for Information Security and PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards – Data Security Standard for the Payments and Cards Sector).
According to the statement that Notícia de Angola accessed today, certifications are granted only to companies that undergo a rigorous audit, and guarantee recognition of their quality approach and constant improvement of their services.
According to the report, information security, as well as quality management are at the top of the group’s priorities.
“Data security and the quality of Paratus’ service have been constant priorities for the Group and this recognition has given credibility and emphasized its mission to transform Africa through digital infrastructures and exceptional customer support services”, says the note.
In the specific case of ISO/IEC 27001 Certification, as it defines the methods that guarantee the security of information that needs protection within companies, there is a higher level of demand and rigor because it intends, among other objectives, to build an increasingly relationship of trust between Paratus and its customers.
In general terms, ISO Certifications are the seal of guarantee that validate compliance with international standards in all of its processes and practices, with PCI V3.2.1 being regulatory compliance with global standards for all entities that store financial information – from the card processing, authentication and use – covering all physical aspects of security of a Datacenter.
The aforementioned certification is of greater benefit to the financial and banking sectors, which host their information in Datacenters Paratus, as they set a benchmark for consumer protection, reducing violations and attacks on the entire payment ecosystem, making Paratus the ideal partner to meet your needs.
With 20 years in the market, Paratus is present in seven countries on the African continent.
It has Datacenters in Angola, Zambia and Namibia.