TISAX
TISAX compliance ensures that a company meets the security requirements set by the automotive industry. It's often a prerequisite for doing business or partnering with major automotive manufacturers and suppliers.
Industry
Automotive
Estimate time to certify
3-12 Months
What We Do
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Gap Analysis - AKRUP will carry out a gap analysis of your current system. On the basis of document review and interviews, you will find out where your company stands and what gaps need to be closed to achieve the TISAX label.
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Implementation - AKRUP consultants will assist you in drafting all required TISAX documentation, including amending your current ISMS.​
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Audit - From helping you to choose the most suitable TISAX audit provider, to presenting your company during the audit, our TISAX consultants will be by your side throughout the whole audit process.
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Post Audit - We also offer support during the corrective action phase and follow-up assessments.
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ISMS Maintenance - We will maintain your ISMS on an annual basis to meet TISAX requirements.
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What Is TISAX?
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TISAX (Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange) – It is a security standard specifically developed for the automotive industry to ensure secure data exchange between manufacturers, suppliers, and service providers.
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Developed by ENX Association – TISAX was established by the ENX Association based on the ISO/IEC 27001 standard but with additional requirements tailored to the automotive sector.
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Covers Confidentiality, Availability, and Integrity – The assessment focuses on protecting sensitive information, including prototypes, personal data, and supplier relationships.
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Assessment Process & Labels – Companies undergo an assessment by accredited audit providers, and based on the results, they receive a TISAX label that can be shared with business partners.
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Mandatory for Many OEMs & Suppliers – Many original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and major suppliers require their partners to be TISAX certified to ensure compliance with information security standards.
If you would like to learn more about TISAX, click the webinar link above to watch a detailed explanation of the TISAX process.
