Everon achieves ISO/IEC 27001 certification, reinforcing commitment to security and governance

Leading health technology provider, Everon Group, has achieved ISO/IEC 27001 certification, the internationally recognised standard for information security management systems (ISMS), demonstrating a structured approach to managing information security across the organisation to mitigate risk.

Rather than representing a standalone project, the certification reflects the formal recognition of practices already embedded across all three Everon territories – Sweden, Finland and the UK. The certification acknowledges the successful procedures in place throughout all parts of the business,  from product development through to service delivery and customer support.

The certification follows an independent audit covering Everon’s core operational functions, including Sales, Delivery and Customer Service. Importantly, the scope extends beyond technical or back-office environments to include the processes that directly support customers on a day-to-day basis.

Auditors highlighted a strong security and privacy culture across the organisation, alongside a genuine commitment to information security at every level. The assessment also recognised the effective use of IT tools, a well-established product management approach, and robust customer support and nonconformity management processes.

For customers, the certification provides assurance that Everon’s operational processes, including how customer data is handled, how services are delivered, and how incidents are managed, are governed by formal controls, assessed for risk, and subject to continuous improvement. To further support transparency, Everon recently launched its Trust Center, a unified and structured platform where municipal IT departments and procurement officers can access information about Everon’s security work, regulatory compliance, and governance in real-time.

The audit also recognised Everon’s approach to security by design, with security considerations embedded into product development and prioritisation processes, rather than applied retrospectively. This ensures that security and data protection are integral to the systems and services used in practice.

ISO/IEC 27001 certification requires ongoing surveillance audits and independent reassessment on a three-year cycle, reflecting a continuously maintained and evolving approach to information security.

Jarkko Rantanen, Quality Manager at Everon Group said: “This certification is important to us because it reflects how we already operate as a business. Security, governance and data protection are not something we’ve introduced just for an audit: they are embedded across our organisation and are a cornerstone of our business foundation. Our standards and ways of working are designed around supporting our customers and the people they care for, shaping how we design, deliver and support our services in practice.

“As housing and care providers increasingly rely on connected, cloud-based systems, maintaining trust and protecting sensitive information is critical. ISO 27001 provides independent assurance that our processes, systems and culture are aligned to those expectations.”

As digital transformation continues across housing and care, strong governance frameworks and robust information security practices are becoming essential to supporting safe, reliable and scalable services.

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