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Quality ISO 13485
Commitment
Continuous improvement
Continuous auditing
Security ISO 27001
5 dimensions: Integrity, Confidentiality, Availability, Authenticity, Traceability
Risk management
Awareness and training
ESG Governance
Environmental
Social
Governance
Commitment to Excellence in Security Standards
Continuity plans:
Strategies designed to ensure that the organization can continue to operate and recover its critical functions during and after a significant disruption, such as natural disasters, IT failures or cyber-attacks.
Security analysis Periodic pentesting:
Process of evaluating the security of a computer system or network by simulating attacks to identify and correct vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by malicious attackers.
Infrastructure as Code (IAC):
Manage and provision infrastructure in the cloud through code definition files, enabling automated, reproducible and consistent configuration of the infrastructure environment.
Role Based Access Control (RBAC):
Implementation of a security model that restricts access to system resources by assigning permissions to users based on their roles within the organization, ensuring that only the appropriate individuals have access to the necessary information and resources.
Resilience based on minimal cloud coupling:
Cloud architecture design such that dependence on a single cloud service provider is minimal, allowing for greater flexibility and resiliency, facilitating change and integration with multiple providers.
Cloud providers certified in Quality and Information Security (SOC-2, 27001, ENS):
Cloud service providers certified in standards such as SOC-2, ISO 27001 or ENS, with compliance with high standards of quality and information security in their operations and services.
Segregation of environments:
Division of environments into physical, isolated segments to limit the scope of an attack and contain potential security breaches, thus improving the overall security of the system.
Least Privilege Procedure:
Security practice that consists of granting users only the permissions and access necessary to perform their tasks, thus minimizing the risk of abuse or exploitation of unnecessary privileges.
3-level testing: unit testing, E2E, Q&A testing
Unit Testing: Testing to validate the performance of individual components.
End-to-End Testing: Testing to verify the complete flow of an application from start to finish to ensure that all components interact correctly.
Quality Assurance Testing: Testing focused on ensuring that the final product meets established quality standards and requirements.