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Certifications

The foundation of trust

Roche uses certifications to validate our high security standards.

Ensuring ongoing compliance and business continuity

Customers trust in Roche solutions for clinical and business decisions requires confidence in our ability to secure data and the critical infrastructure managing it, supporting reliable operations and business continuity. Roche aims to build this trust and confidence by complying with recognized industry standards and best practices for security and quality.

For navify® solutions we have chosen to certify our information security management system to the ISO/IEC 27k series (27001 / 27017 / 27018) as the foundation adding local certificates as required to operate in those markets. For solutions that comply with this framework cybersecurity and data privacy is implemented based on the following key tenants:

Security controls

Based on risk assessments navify solutions implement various technical, physical and administrative controls to mitigate risk.

Systematic management

Access to structured policies for continuous improvement and a leadership team to create, manage and deploy policies.

Protecting CIA

Safeguards the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data and systems.

Risk-based security

Manages security threats using risk assessment.

Global certifications

Below are a few available industry certifications Roche complies with.

For information regarding standards relevant to specific products or services, please consult a Roche representative.

Global certifications

ISO 27001:2022

The standard specifies the requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining and continually improving an information security management system (ISMS). This internationally recognized framework helps organizations of any size or sector manage and mitigate their information security risks in a systematic, holistic way, focusing on the confidentiality, integrity and availability (CIA) of their data. Achieving certification demonstrates to customers and partners that the organization adheres to global best practices for protecting its sensitive information.

ISO 27017:2015

The certification is supplemental to the ISO/IEC 27001 standard and helps organizations manage and mitigate cloud-specific information security risks, fostering trust and compliance in cloud environments.

ISO 27018:2019

The standard is a code of practice specifically for the protection of personally identifiable information (PII) within public cloud computing services. It provides cloud service providers (acting as PII processors) with controls and guidance to assess risks and implement measures for data privacy. Certification demonstrates a commitment to transparency and adherence to international best practices for safeguarding personal data in the cloud environment.

ISO 27701:2019

The international standard for privacy information management. It functions as an extension to the widely known ISO 27001 (information security), expanding its scope to specifically address the protection of personally identifiable information (PII).

While ISO 27001 focuses on keeping data secure (confidentiality, integrity, availability), ISO 27701 focuses on keeping data private (rights of the individual, consent and purposeful processing).

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Data governance

At Roche, we follow strict data governance principles and privacy policies to ensure your information is secure and used only for its intended purpose. Our systems are designed to comply with global regulations and to safeguard your data at every step.

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