Last updated January 2026
Seduni Torcar S.L., through the commitment of its Senior Management, establishes the following strategic objectives as a framework for its Information Security Management System (ISMS), in accordance with ISO/IEC 27001.
The organization must protect its information assets against threats that could compromise their confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
To achieve these objectives, the organitzation commits to:
The CEO & Founder is ultimately responsible for ensuring that these objectives are integrated into business processes and have the necessary resources for their achievement.
Risk-based approach:
Shared responsibility:
Regulatory compliance:
This policy is the highest-level document of the ISMS (Information Security Management System). Its management is governed by the following principles:
The CEO & Founder must approve this policy and any substantial modifications to it.
All staff and external collaborators are obligated to immediately report any information security event, whether actual or suspected, as well as any identified vulnerabilities.
The primary channel for incident reporting is defined in the “PRO Information Security Incident Management Procedure.”
For situations requiring urgent attention, such as those described in the teleworking protocols, the CEO & Founder must be notified within 24 hours of becoming aware of the situation.
The ISO 27001 and 9001 Management Officer must ensure that all reported events are recorded and managed in accordance with the “PRO Findings and Events Management Procedure.“
Company assets used outside the office, including teleworking equipment, must be protected with a level of security equivalent to that applied at the organization’s premises.
Each employee is responsible for the safekeeping and physical protection of their assigned assets, preventing theft, loss, or damage.
Remote work and the use of devices outside the company’s physical perimeter are governed by the “Operational Security Policy” (POL) and teleworking agreements.
Connecting to public or untrusted Wi-Fi networks to access corporate information is prohibited unless using a secure, encrypted connection approved by the organization. The protection of assets outside the premises is detailed in the “Physical and Environmental Security Procedure” (PRO).