Terveystalo's digital services have been awarded the internationally recognized ISO27001 information security certification.
Terveystalo's information security practices, processes, and risk management are in line with international best practices.
– The internationally recognized ISO 27001 certification, awarded on the basis of an independent audit, demonstrates that information security at Terveystalo has been and will continue to be in line with international standards, consistently managed, risk-based, and part of daily operations, comments Sami Vellonen, Terveystalo's Director of Information Management and Security.
ISO 27001 is a globally recognized standard for information security management systems. It defines the requirements for systematic information security management, risk management, and continuous development. The certificate is not a one-time recognition; maintaining it requires regular audits and continuous development.
Information security is a key part of patient safety in healthcare
Healthcare involves the extensive handling of sensitive information, such as patient and health data, the protection of which is at the core of our operations.
– The certification demonstrates our commitment to maintaining the trust of our customers and partners, carefully protecting our customers' data, complying with data protection legislation, and adhering to the highest security standards in the industry. The certificate also supports service continuity and ensures that critical services remain operational in all circumstances, Vellonen continues.
The certification was granted by Bureau Veritas, the world's leading provider of testing, inspection, and certification services.
Terveystalo is one of Finland's largest providers of digital healthcare services and developers of health technology
Terveystalo has over 15 years of experience in developing cutting-edge technology and software-based medical devices. We are committed to investing significantly in the development of digital services and are currently working with our healthcare professionals to develop a modern patient information system, Terveystalo Ella.
− The certification also covers our digital occupational health services and Terveystalo's digital platform. It demonstrates Terveystalo's strong commitment to the continuous development of information security and data protection, both in our daily operations and as part of the development of digital services and applications, Vellonen concludes.
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