IT service management and delivery
Security by design
Processes you can prove.
Sensitive steps follow configured roles. The system records who submitted, changed and approved a case. It cannot remove every risk, but it can enforce defined rules and leave an audit trail.
Our certifications
DERS management systems
Two certifications. An extended scope of cloud controls.
The certification body is CQS / IQNET. The management-system certificates are valid until 19 May 2029 and cover software development, consulting and related service delivery.
Certified management systems
Information security management
Controls included within the ISMS scope
Cloud security controls within the ISMS scope
Cloud privacy controls within the ISMS scope
The certificates are issued to DERS for the stated management areas. Their exact scope is defined in each certificate; this does not automatically certify every product or customer deployment separately.
From sign-in to audit
Each layer protects a different part of the process.
01Identity
We connect through OpenID Connect, SAML 2.0 or LDAP. Depending on the environment, this can involve Keycloak, Microsoft Entra ID, Shibboleth/CAS and Czech public-sector NIA or CAAIS identities, with SSO, MFA or passkeys.
02Permissions
Least privilege, role separation and time-bound delegation.
03Decisions
Mandatory controls, limits and four-eyes approval for protected operations.
04Audit
Traceable identity, time, change, decision and integration hand-off.
05Secrets
In supported architectures, HashiCorp Vault manages tokens, certificates and credentials outside configuration files.
06Documents
Signatures, seals, trusted storage and certified records-management integration.

Four eyes in practice
The rule is not only in a policy. The system stops the case.
The operation approver and budget controller have separate roles. Delegation is scoped by role and time. Decisions and evidence remain in the audit trail.
How internal control works →The solution can support access control, approval workflows, segregation of duties, audit trails and evidence for selected controls. Deployment alone does not guarantee NIS2 compliance or customer certification; this depends on regulatory scope, configuration and organisation-wide processes.
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