In October 15th 2019, Strongstep, a company owned by UPTEC - U.Porto's Science and Technology Park, has provided support for ebankIT to join the elite group of international companies with ISO 27001 certification. The internationally recognized standard allows ebankIT to improve the levels of information security provided to its clients.
ISO 27001 is based on the best practices for information security, thus guaranteeing quality standards stipulated by the ISO (International Standard Organization).
To achieve the required quality standards, Strongstep outlined an improvement project that included performance indicators for information security and the implementation of ebankIT's support processes and infrastructure.
This project has improved our internal Information Security processes, access to and cataloging of information. This is an almost mandatory requirement for companies working in this area.
- Carlos Fernandes, Information Security Manager at ebankIT.
This certification has made it possible to cover all the company's activities, so that we all share the same values and vision.
- Júlio Marques, Process Manager at ebankIT
ebankIT is thus able to accumulate yet another recognition on top of the awards it has received internationally, and the strong growth of its presence in international banking, which proves the high success of its product.
- Pedro Castro Henriques, Strongstep's CEO
Founded in 2014, in Porto (Portugal) and with offices in London and Atlanta, Berlin and Vancouver, ebankIT has developed a digital banking platform that allows a quick go-to-market of innovative customer experiences in all digital channels.
ebankIt offers solutions for retail banking and business corporate banking as well as provides financial institutions with a out-of-the-box contact center, branch front-office, and low code solution. ebankIT's global proficiency shines through its successful implementation of this solution in financial institutions across over 20 countries.
The company has stood out as one of the world leaders in the digital banking transformation sector, with Germany, the UK, Switzerland, Romania, South Africa, Kuwait, among others, as its main markets, in addition to the USA and Canada.