06.12.2022

HubSpot Implementations

At Huble, your information security is our priority

3 min read

Rowan

At Huble, we take information security very seriously. That’s why we were one of the first HubSpot partners to become certified for ISO/IEC 27001:2013 security compliance.

Now, for the second year running, we’ve been certified for ISO/IEC 27001:2013 in each of our five international businesses.

Let’s look at what the process entails and what this all means in a little more detail.

What is the ISO/IEC 27001:2013 standard?

ISO/IEC 27001:2013 is an internationally recognised standard that defines best practices for the management of the risks to the security of an organisation's information assets. 

To receive this certification, we were independently audited and evaluated by our third party auditor, Sancert, and had to show them that our information security management system has been maintained and updated to ensure the continued security of both our and, more importantly, our clients' data.

After recertification, our Chief Executive, Bob Dearsley explained that “the ISO 27001 certification is the cornerstone of our Information Security Management policy and processes and we believe that it is key to our growing success in the Enterprise business sector. CXOs need the peace of mind and reassurance that this certification provides and it is clear that Huble is driving forward the standard for ISM systems in the HubSpot ecosystem."

The recertification process 

As we first gained certification in 2021, we had to show that our information security controls and practices have improved continuously over the last year. 

Having grown from 100 to over 150 employees in the time, we had to deal with the complexities of ensuring that the efficiency of our security practices and controls were maintained with this increased headcount.

An additional challenge was the acquisition of our new German business, which meant that we had to ensure that this new location was also compliant with the standards of ISO 27001:2013. 

Having led the recertification process, I was proud that we received high praise from our auditor during our assessment of our well-maintained and detailed Information Security Management Systems.

With more than 150 people working in the UK, USA, Germany, Singapore, Canada, and South Africa, gaining this certification was a result of commitment and involvement from every member of our Huble team.

Why should you partner with an ISO 27001:2013 certified provider?

By choosing an agency that’s been ISO 27001:2013 certified, you can be certain that all of your information security risks can be managed, that there’s an internal culture that can guarantee the security of your data, and, importantly, that it can help you meet your legal and regulatory obligations under privacy laws such as GDPR through its internal processes.

 

At Huble, we’ve invested more than $250k in achieving ISO 27001:2013, with ISO certification a natural step in offering our partners the most secure service possible.


Are you looking for an ISO-certified agency that’s committed to information security? Discuss your needs with our team and find out how our service can meet your requirements.

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