You’re no longer a small or medium-sized business. Your cyber risks, however, have taken on a whole new dimension.
As a mid-sized company, you’re subject to European regulations, under pressure from your clients, and a prime target for cyberattackers. ISO 27001 is no longer an option—it’s the minimum standard expected.
Without certification, your mid-sized company risks:
- Being excluded from tenders issued by major corporations (Orange, Renault, OIV, etc.)
- Being directly subject to NIS 2 and DORA as a Significant or Critical Enterprise
- Dealing with time-consuming client audits that slow down your sales cycles
- See how your company's valuation is affected during a fundraising round or a sale
What you'll discover:
This guide provides a comprehensive and actionable roadmap for managing your ISO 27001 project at the mid-sized company level:
- Understanding the specific requirements of the standard for a multi-site or multi-business organization
- Assess ROI: investment, revenue generated, company valuation (minimum ROI of 10x)
- Defining the scope of the project: governance, WSIS, 93 security measures, risk analysis
- Compliance with regulations: NIS 2, GDPR, DORA, CRA — a single framework to cover it all
- Choosing the right approach: outsourced, supported, or self-managed
