Multi-language, multi-location, multi-standard features for enterprises
Enterprises operating multiple infosec standards in multiple locations, geographies and languages have specific requirements. Hicomply is a highly customisable enterprise security compliance platform to suit the most complex rollout.
Integrations and automations
For any organization with a large employee count, it's important that enterprise information security compliance is built as your staff work. We do this by integrating your Hicomply ISMS with HR, incident management, task management, network and asset management software.
Parent-child ISMS
Require a parent-child or federated ISMS? Hicomply offers this set-up for enterprises with a global HQ and multiple offices or locations.
Additional locations sit under the HQ, inheriting the same policies, procedures, risk, and asset models as well as providing roll-up dashboards for reporting.
Language customisation
Need your ISMS to display policies and procedures in multiple languages? We can uniquely support all languages in both software navigation and content such as policies and procedures.
This is supported by a central library where, for example, Spanish content can be disseminated into your Spanish-speaking locations or offices.
White-labelled solution
Hicomply can be fully white labelled, so you can easily embed the platform into your wider business platforms and solutions. With our single sign-on and integrations functionalities, your team can seamlessly log into our application from their desktop. Enable your security team to operate a "one-solution" cybersecurity approach, and customise Hicomply with UI themes, logos and more.
Multiple-standard mapping
Multi-site enterprises often operate multiple infosec standards. Hicomply is unique: it can operate and cross-map multiple standards all within one workspace. This means that the groundwork you do for ISO/IEC 27001, for example, can be re-used for SOC 2, Privacy, NHS DSPT, PCI-DSS and more.
This means that you have one set of policies and procedures that are cross mapped to each set of security standard controls, no matter how complex.