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 accreditation further strengthens our information security integrity, a key pillar of our offering to clients

RTS begins journey to gain ISO 27001 accreditation

RTS AV is pleased to announce that we have formally commenced our journey towards achieving UKAS ISO 27001 accreditation, the internationally recognised standard for information security management.

As audiovisual systems continue to evolve, particularly across networked, cloud-based and hybrid environments, the importance of robust information security has never been greater. Many of the systems we design and support handle sensitive data, whether in corporate settings, live events, broadcast applications or public sector environments. Ensuring that this information is protected is a critical responsibility.

UKAS ISO 27001 provides a structured framework for managing information security risks, covering areas such as data protection, access control, risk management and operational processes. Achieving certification demonstrates a commitment to maintaining the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information across all aspects of the business.

For RTS AV, this initiative reflects our ongoing focus on quality, professionalism and continuous improvement. It also aligns with the expectations of our clients, particularly in sectors where security and compliance are essential considerations.

The process involves a comprehensive review of our internal systems, policies and procedures, alongside the implementation of enhanced controls and best practices. While this is a significant undertaking, it is a natural step in the continued development of our services and capabilities.

We will share updates as we progress through the accreditation process and look forward to achieving certification in due course.

Through this commitment, RTS AV aims to provide clients with even greater confidence that their systems, data and operations are supported by a secure and well-managed framework.

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