ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Information security management systems, including governance, risk treatment and organizational security controls within the certified scope.
AVERMONT GROUP / SECURITY & ASSURANCE
Strong protection starts with strong technology. Avermont Group builds its cybersecurity approach on established security technology aligned with independently audited controls and internationally recognized assurance frameworks, including ISO/IEC 27001 and SOC 2 Type II in relevant technology environments.
That foundation supports disciplined security planning, defined service scope and accountable protection tailored to each client's needs.
Established frameworks for governing information security and protecting information.
Reports and certifications that examine clearly defined systems and controls.
Assurance matched to the technology and service environment relevant to your requirements.
Avermont builds around security technology informed by recognized standards, independently assessed controls and structured assurance programs. The assurance categories below reflect the validation frameworks considered when selecting and deploying technology for client environments.
Information security management systems, including governance, risk treatment and organizational security controls within the certified scope.
An independent CPA examination of selected service-organization controls and their operation over a specified period, as defined by the report.
Cloud-focused security and personal-information protection guidance that can inform applicable assessments and assurance programs.
Payment-data security requirements and validation documentation relevant to assessed payment environments where those requirements apply.
A UK cybersecurity certification scheme covering foundational controls. Certification relates to the assessed organization and its specified scope.
Quality management certification for documented processes and continual improvement within its certified scope. It is not a substitute for a security audit.
A U.S. Department of Commerce self-certification program relevant to certain international personal-data transfers. Participation is not an ISO certification or SOC 2 audit.
Avermont builds client security environments on technology backed by documented controls, independent assessments and accountable governance, creating a strong and credible foundation for each engagement.
Independent audits help substantiate the technology foundation. Effective protection also requires the right configuration, specialist oversight, and a service scope shaped around the risks that matter to you.
Identify the service and environment that support the protection being considered.
Understand the relevant standard, report or certification and the controls it addresses.
Confirm that the reviewed systems, activities and examination dates are applicable.
Discuss how the available assurance information aligns with your organization and planned service.
Effective cybersecurity depends on engineering judgment, clear responsibilities and disciplined execution. Professional qualifications help demonstrate specialist knowledge when they are relevant to the work being performed.
Technical credentials are identified by their exact qualification and current verification status when included in a service-specific discussion.
How Avermont approaches securityDocumented privacy training completed across Avermont Group’s leadership team.
Every member of Avermont Group’s leadership team has completed verified training in Identifying and Safeguarding Personally Identifiable Information (PII) v6.0, provided through the U.S. Department of Defense Cyber Exchange and DoD Cyber Training Portfolio. These are personnel training completions, not organizational audit reports.
Clear information is part of a serious security relationship.
Our cybersecurity approach draws on established technology with documented security and assurance programs. Depending on the technology and assessed scope, this can include ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2 Type II, cloud-security certifications, PCI DSS validation and other relevant programs.
Independent assessment provides evidence of defined controls behind the technologies involved. The applicable reports and certifications depend on the technology and environment selected for your service.
Absolutely. During a free initial consultation, we can explain the relevant technology assurance and discuss available evidence. Certain detailed reports are shared only where authorized or under appropriate confidentiality terms.
Protecting personal information requires both capable technology and informed people. Avermont’s entire leadership team has completed verified PII safeguards training, and privacy considerations form part of defining each engagement’s scope.
Tell us what matters to your organization. We can discuss the relevant protection and assurance considerations for your requirements.