Smartr365 receives ISO27001 security certification

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Smartr365 has received ISO27001 certification from business standards certification body British Standards Institute (BSI).

ISO27001 is an international specification for information security management systems, with certification demonstrating that Smartr365 has defined and put in place best-practice information security processes.

As part of this process, Smartr365 established an information security committee with the responsibility to manage the implementation of robust security controls to protect the data of both its users and their clients.

Conor Murphy, CEO at Smartr365, said: “There is an enormous amount of sensitive and confidential information involved in the mortgage process and we have ensured Smartr365 has the strongest controls to protect it.

“The experience of borrowers and brokers has always been our first priority, and along with lenders they can be sure that any data on the Smartr365 platform is safely stored, delivering security for everyone involved in a mortgage application.

“Our ISO27001 certification from BSI is a key step which sets us apart from our competitors, building on our innovation across the whole mortgage journey. Customer security throughout the whole mortgage application is our top priority, and the highest standard of protections are key for Smartr365’s vision of an automated mortgage process.”

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