Network Secure's Security Operations Center (SOC) has earned international ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification. The audit was conducted and validated by Bureau Veritas and covers precisely the area that protects our clients' data and continuity: monitoring, detection, analysis and incident response.
The cybersecurity market is saturated. Many companies promise protection, few can prove it — and clients no longer settle for talk. Certification is how we replace promises with evidence: documented processes, audited by an independent body and reassessed periodically.
What ISO 27001:2022 is
ISO/IEC 27001 is the most widely recognized international standard for information security management. It sets the requirements for an Information Security Management System (ISMS): how the organization decides what to protect, how it assesses and treats risk, who is accountable for each control and how it proves everything keeps working.
Network Secure was audited against the latest version, published in 2022, which already covers modern cybersecurity controls — including threat intelligence, security for the use of cloud services and data leakage prevention. To understand the standard in detail, see our guide What ISO 27001 is and what it is for.
Why we started with the SOC
A certification is only as meaningful as its scope. We chose to start with the heart of the operation — the SOC — where our clients' security actually happens, 24 hours a day. The certified scope covers:
- Monitoring. Continuous collection and observation of events from client environments.
- Detection. Identifying suspicious activity within that volume of events.
- Analysis. The investigation that separates noise from real incidents.
- Incident response. The actions taken to contain the problem and guide recovery.
What changes for clients of Network Secure's SOC
- Lower legal and compliance risk. For companies concerned with Brazil's LGPD, audits and regulatory requirements, hiring an ISO 27001 certified SOC demonstrates due diligence in choosing a supplier and strengthens governance.
- Tested processes, not improvisation. In a crisis, clients know the response follows documented processes validated by an international audit.
- An international standard. The service follows the same standard adopted by mature security operations in any market in the world.
A tip for anyone evaluating suppliers. When you receive an ISO 27001 certificate from any service provider, check three things: the scope (is the area you are hiring inside it?), the version (2022 — certificates on the 2013 version expired on October 31, 2025) and the certification body and expiry date. Many certificates can be looked up in the public IAF CertSearch database.
What the certification says about our culture
Earning ISO 27001 is a milestone that raises our security standard. But what makes us proudest goes beyond the certificate: the human recognition we received during the process.
“The auditors were deeply impressed by the synergy, communication and humanity with which our team handled such a complex audit.”
That outside perception confirms our strength lies not only in technical robustness but in how we operate: with collaboration, clarity and respect. The achievement reinforces values that have been part of Network Secure since 2002. For us, security is not a product: it is a commitment.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly was certified?
Network Secure's Security Operations Center (SOC), with its monitoring, detection, analysis and incident response processes, under ISO/IEC 27001:2022.
Who performed the audit?
The certification was conducted and validated by Bureau Veritas, an international inspection and certification body.
Is the certification permanent?
No. In market practice, an ISO 27001 certificate is valid for three years, with periodic surveillance audits and a recertification audit at the end of the cycle. Keeping it requires the management system to keep operating and improving.
Does this make the client certified too?
No. The certification belongs to Network Secure's SOC. It helps clients demonstrate due diligence in choosing a supplier, but a client's own certification depends on its own management system. If that is your goal, see our GRC service.
Announcement originally published on the Network Secure blog on May 18, 2026. References: ISO/IEC 27001:2022; IAF MD 26:2023 (transition from the 2013 to the 2022 version); IAF CertSearch (public certificate lookup).