Wrike has announced improvements to its security stance and offering for enterprise customers. The work management software company has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification from the British Standards Institution. It has also upgraded its collaborative work management (CWM) platform with several new features. One of these, Write Lock is available as an add on product.
The growing attraction of ISO 27001
Information security management is top of mind for many organisations. The enforcement of GDPR has helped to focus minds. Companies need to provide their board with assurances that their cyber risk is under control. Third party cyber risk is also becoming increasingly important. Companies now realise that the most vulnerable point of entry is often in part of its supply chain.
Vendors such as Wrike and Prophix have woken up to this. They are now looking to give assurances to customers that their systems are secure. One of the common ways to do this is to look at the certifications available and pick one that demonstrates their security stance. One of the most recognised global standards is ISO 27001. Both of Wrike’s data centres in San Jose and Amsterdam adhere to 27001….
