We’re formalizing something we’ve always taken seriously: how we build, secure, and deliver the systems you depend on. Minubia is undergoing ISO 27001 certification, the international standard for information and cyber security, audited by an independent party.
What this means for you
Peace of mind, and assurance of continuity: the systems your operation runs on are protected by documented, independently verified controls. And if something ever does go wrong, there’s a tested recovery plan already in place, so your business keeps running.
It also means fewer security questions land on your desk. When your regulator, auditor, or board asks how your data is protected at your suppliers, you point to the certificate: independent, internationally recognized, and re-verified every year. And it’s not just paperwork. Certification requires a penetration test by outside security specialists, defined processes, and added checks, so gaps get found by us before anyone else.
What you’ll notice
Better security. Access control, data handling, incident response: documented and audited. If something goes wrong, there’s a tested plan already, not one written on the fly.
Better quality. The same checks run every time, whoever’s on the team that week. Consistency stops depending on good intentions.
Less work for you. Security questionnaires, due-diligence requests, your own audit findings on vendors: all answered by the certificate, not another round of meetings.
Where we are, and what’s next
We’re actively working through the certification process now. We’ll share the certificate after the audit concludes.
The processes behind this certification aren’t new. They’re already running under the platforms you use in Curaçao and Aruba today — the same discipline that keeps Altos, Cirrus, and Stratos dependable in production.
Questions about the certification or any of the platforms? Get in touch — we’re happy to walk you through it.