Aegister S.p.A. obtained two management-system certifications in April 2026 for the same corporate scope: EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 for information security and ISO 9001:2015 for quality management. The certificates were issued by AUDISO a.s., certification body no. 3156, and both cover the development, production, and commercialization of cybersecurity services, products, and solutions delivered through Aegister's proprietary web platform. The EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 certificate also references guideline extensions aligned with EN ISO/IEC 27017:2021 and EN ISO/IEC 27018:2020.
Key Takeaways
- Aegister's EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 certificate is numbered I726, issued on 2026-04-01, and valid until 2029-03-31.
- Aegister's ISO 9001:2015 certificate is numbered Q5482, issued on 2026-04-14, and valid until 2029-04-13.
- Both certifications apply to the same declared scope: development, production, and commercialization of cybersecurity services, products, and solutions delivered through a proprietary web platform.
- The 27001 certificate explicitly references extensions aligned with EN ISO/IEC 27017:2021 and EN ISO/IEC 27018:2020.
- AUDISO states that it is accredited for both EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 and ISO 9001:2015 certification activities (AUDISO accreditation page).
Scope of This Article
This article covers:
- the two certifications obtained by Aegister in April 2026,
- the certified scope and validity windows,
- what each certification means in operational terms,
- why the combined certification matters for external stakeholders.
This article does not cover:
- a full explanation of every clause in ISO 27001 or ISO 9001,
- internal audit details not disclosed in the official certificates,
- procurement or legal advice for third parties.
Certification Snapshot
| Standard | Certificate no. | Release date | Validity window | Certified scope | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 | I726 | 2026-04-01 | 2026-04-01 to 2029-03-31 | Development, production, and commercialization of cybersecurity services, products, and solutions, own and third-party, delivered through a proprietary web platform. | The certificate also references guideline extensions aligned with EN ISO/IEC 27017:2021 and EN ISO/IEC 27018:2020. |
| ISO 9001:2015 | Q5482 | 2026-04-14 | 2026-04-14 to 2029-04-13 | Development, production, and commercialization of cybersecurity services, products, and solutions, own and third-party, delivered through a proprietary web platform. | The certificate identifies the same operating perimeter and sector classification EA 33 (NACE 62). |
The company information reflected in the certificates is consistent with Aegister's official corporate pages, including legal name, VAT number 06200550652, and registered office in Baronissi (SA).
What the Two Certifications Cover
The most relevant point is not simply that Aegister now holds two ISO certificates. It is that both certificates apply to the same operational scope and therefore provide third-party attestation over two complementary management dimensions:
- information security governance, through EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023;
- quality-management discipline, through ISO 9001:2015.
For external stakeholders, this matters because it links cybersecurity delivery and process quality to the same declared business perimeter rather than to isolated internal teams or side activities.
What the ISO 27001 Certification Signals
EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 is the core international standard for information security management systems. On Aegister's own compliance pages, the company describes ISO 27001 as the reference framework for structuring an ISMS and protecting confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information assets.
In practical terms, the certificate means that a third-party certification body has attested conformity of the information-security management system for the certified scope described in the certificate. The additional references to EN ISO/IEC 27017:2021 and EN ISO/IEC 27018:2020 are relevant because they extend the reading of the certified framework toward cloud-security controls and protection of personally identifiable information in cloud environments, within the limits stated by the certificate itself.
This does not mean that certification replaces customer due diligence or technical validation. It means the management system supporting the certified scope has been formally assessed against the cited framework.
What the ISO 9001 Certification Signals
ISO 9001:2015 focuses on quality management and process consistency. In a cybersecurity company, that matters less as a branding badge and more as an operating signal: controlled workflows, traceable responsibilities, repeatable delivery logic, and structured improvement cycles.
Because the ISO 9001 certificate applies to the same cybersecurity scope, it complements the security-management certification rather than duplicating it. For customers and partners, that combination strengthens the reading that Aegister is not only positioning itself around compliance topics, but also formalizing how services and solutions are delivered and maintained.
Why the Dual Certification Matters Together
Taken together, the two certifications create a clearer external trust signal than either certificate would alone.
| Dimension | ISO 27001 contribution | ISO 9001 contribution | Combined reading |
|---|---|---|---|
| Governance | Formalizes information-security management | Formalizes process and quality governance | Security and delivery controls sit inside a managed operating model |
| Customer confidence | Supports trust on protection and resilience topics | Supports trust on consistency and service quality | Useful for procurement, partner qualification, and regulated conversations |
| Market positioning | Aligns Aegister with recognized information-security standards | Aligns Aegister with a widely adopted quality-management standard | Signals maturity beyond product claims alone |
For a company operating in cybersecurity and compliance services, this dual certification is commercially relevant because buyers increasingly expect evidence not only of technical competence, but also of controlled management practices.
Practical Reading for Customers and Partners
For customers already using Aegister, the immediate implication is not a change in contractual scope by itself. The practical value is stronger formal assurance that the declared service perimeter is operated under certified management frameworks.
For prospects and procurement teams, the more useful reading is this:
- the certification perimeter is explicit and tied to Aegister's proprietary web-platform model;
- the security-management and quality-management attestations apply to the same business scope;
- the certificates have clear issuance and validity windows;
- the issuer is an accredited certification body for the referenced schemes (AUDISO accreditation page).
This is the kind of documentation that tends to matter in vendor qualification, compliance discussions, and governance reviews.
FAQ
Do the two certificates cover different business areas?
No. Both certificates identify the same business scope focused on cybersecurity services, products, and solutions delivered through Aegister's proprietary web platform.
What is the relevance of the 27017 and 27018 references?
The EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 certificate explicitly references guideline extensions aligned with EN ISO/IEC 27017:2021 and EN ISO/IEC 27018:2020, which are commonly associated with cloud-security and cloud privacy control guidance.
Does certification remove the need for customer due diligence?
No. Certification is a formal conformity attestation for the certified management systems and scope. It strengthens assurance, but it does not replace contractual, technical, or regulatory due diligence by customers and partners.
Conclusion
April 2026 marks a concrete governance milestone for Aegister. The combination of EN ISO/IEC 27001:2023 and ISO 9001:2015 certification gives the company a stronger third-party assurance profile across both information-security management and process quality for the same cybersecurity operating perimeter. For customers, partners, and procurement stakeholders, that matters because it turns general maturity claims into formally certified scope and time-bounded attestations.