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TISAX Assessment

What it is: Formal evaluation conducted by certified TISAX auditor

Objective: Obtain official TISAX certification

Duration: 3-5 days (depending on scope)

Main Activities:

  • Opening Meeting: Kick-off session with auditor, scope confirmation, and logistics coordination

  • Document Review: Comprehensive examination of all security documentation and evidence

  • Staff Interviews: Structured discussions with employees across all organizational levels

  • Technical Testing: Hands-on verification of security controls and system configurations

  • Site Inspection: Physical security assessment of facilities and infrastructure

  • Process Verification: Observation of operational security processes in action

 

Assessment Methodology:

  • Sampling Approach: Statistical sampling of controls and evidence across the organization

  • Interview Techniques: Structured questioning to verify understanding and implementation

  • Technical Verification: Direct testing of security controls and configurations

  • Evidence Collection: Systematic gathering and documentation of compliance proof points

  • Findings Documentation: Real-time recording of observations and non-conformities

 

Auditor Evaluation Criteria:

  • Implementation: Is the control properly implemented?

  • Effectiveness: Does the control achieve its intended purpose?

  • Sustainability: Can the control be maintained over time?

  • Maturity: Does the control meet required maturity level (3 or higher)?

 

Key Deliverables:

  • Official assessment report with detailed findings

  • Non-conformity reports with specific remediation requirements

  • Certification recommendation (Pass/Conditional Pass/Fail)

  • Improvement opportunities and best practice recommendations

  • Certification validity period and maintenance requirements

 

Result: Official assessment report with certification outcome

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