ISO 27001 Certification Support

The Challenge

Growing companies increasingly need ISO 27001 certification. Enterprise customers require it in vendor assessments. Investors ask about security posture during due diligence. Compliance frameworks like SOC 2 often reference its controls.

But most companies don't have dedicated security staff. Engineering teams are focused on building product, not writing security policies or implementing audit trails. The gap between "we should do this" and "we're certified" feels enormous.

What We Do

Sandorian bridges that gap. We bring deep technical expertise combined with practical experience implementing ISMSs. We know what auditors look for and how to build systems that satisfy requirements without bureaucratic overhead.

Our approach:

• Gap Analysis: Assess your current security posture against ISO 27001 requirements
• Policy Development: Create practical, enforceable security policies tailored to your organization
• Technical Controls: Implement logging, access controls, encryption, and monitoring
• Risk Assessment: Identify, evaluate, and document information security risks
• Audit Preparation: Mock audits, documentation review, and team preparation

What's Included

• Information Security Management System (ISMS) documentation
• Security policies and procedures (15-20 core documents)
• Risk assessment methodology and risk register
• Statement of Applicability (SoA)
• Technical control implementation and validation
• Internal audit support
• Certification audit preparation and support

Timeline & Investment

A typical ISO 27001 certification project takes 3-6 months, depending on your starting point and organizational complexity.

Investment starts at €15,000 for smaller organizations with straightforward scope. Larger organizations or those requiring significant technical implementation typically invest €25,000-€50,000.

We scope every engagement individually. The Deep Dive phase gives you a detailed roadmap and accurate estimate before any larger commitment.

Ideal For

• B2B SaaS companies targeting enterprise customers
• FinTech companies with regulatory requirements
• Companies preparing for acquisition or investment rounds
• Organizations processing sensitive customer data
• Teams without dedicated security staff