In an environment of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, e-project sees cybersecurity as a continuous process involving technology, procedures and people.
The company follows an organisational model focused on information security, in line with the principles of ISO 27001 certification and with constant attention to protecting personal and corporate data.
Training and awareness
Training is one of the most effective means of defence. Employees and collaborators therefore receive regular updates through informative newsletters, internal communications and awareness activities covering new cyber threats, good operational practices and the proper use of digital tools.
Risk and incident management
Close attention is also paid to monitoring emerging risks. Any anomalies or use that does not comply with company standards are handled through formal procedures involving prompt checks, impact assessments and the tracking of corrective actions.
Recently, for example, the use of an unauthorised Artificial Intelligence tool was detected. The event was immediately addressed through the internal incident management process: the necessary checks were carried out to rule out exposure of sensitive data, assess any privacy risks and document all activities through the company's ticketing system.
Vulnerabilities and continuous improvement
The same approach applies to managing technological vulnerabilities. Continuous monitoring of threats and security updates enables the timely planning and tracking of necessary work on internal systems and client platforms, helping to maintain high standards of reliability and protection.
For e-project, security is not an occasional activity, but a daily responsibility shared by the entire organisation.