Building Trust Through Compliance: Suprema’s Commitment to Data Protection and Privacy

Suprema demonstrates its full compliance with global data protection regulations and certifications. This commitment underscores the company’s dedication to offering secure, reliable solutions across Europe, the UK, the US, and worldwide.

Suprema, a global leader in AI-based security solutions, meets rigorous global regulations, including NIS2 (Network and Information Systems Directive 2), GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), PSTI (Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure) Act, and NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act). Also, Suprema consistently renews ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27701 certifications. Notably, Suprema has recently acquired ISO/IEC 30107-3 PAD (Presentation Attack Detection) and CSA Star Level 2 certifications, enhancing trust in biometric authentication and cloud-based biometric data protection.

To address evolving IT and data protection demands, Suprema invests in research and continuously updates its security policies. The company ensures that its solutions remain reliable and secure on a global scale.

Suprema’s Comprehensive and Robust Security Measures

Recognizing that the security of customer data is directly connected to company’s trust, Suprema has implemented a series of measures to protect sensitive information. The company’s senior leadership and the board are actively involved in overseeing cybersecurity and physical security strategies, supported by a dedicated security organization that continuously evaluates, monitors, and mitigates risks. Every Suprema product and service is developed under stringent security protocols, guaranteeing encryption of critical data both at rest and in transit. Should any vulnerabilities be identified, Suprema acts swiftly to resolve them and communicates transparently.

Suprema also secures critical areas such as data centers and R&D facilities with biometric and card-based access control systems, ensuring strict access management. A specialized security team monitors all key systems and services around the clock, guaranteeing rapid detection and response to any incidents. After an incident, comprehensive analysis and documentation are conducted to prevent recurrence and improve security posture.

Furthermore, Suprema extends its high security standards to supply chain partners, outsourced services, and third-party providers adhere to the same high security standards through regular security assessments. Employees receive ongoing security training to raise awareness of cyber threats, and the company continuously evaluates and updates its internal management protocols to stay compliant with global security regulations.

Suprema’s Hardware and Software Work Together to Ensure Data Security

Suprema’s access control hardware is designed from the early stages of development to prevent external hacking attacks and protect data. The company’s high-performance edge devices securely store and manage user and biometric authentication data at the edge, utilizing advanced security technologies to encrypt all sensitive information. These devices are equipped with Secure Element (SE) chips, which store encrypted personal data and cryptographic keys in an isolated location, preventing decryption in the event of a data breach.

On the software side, Suprema applies robust data protection and cybersecurity measures. Suprema implemented ‘Secure Coding’ to prevent security vulnerabilities and uses ‘Secure Boot’ to ensure safe system startup by restricting the download of unauthorized software. Additionally, sensitive data is protected using AES 256 and SHA256 encryption methods, and the entire lifecycle of encryption keys is managed securely through a Key Management Solution (KMS). Suprema also conducts regular static analysis, penetration testing, and collaborates with its information security team from the development stages to identify and mitigate security issues.

Even in AI-Based biometric authentication data analysis R&D, Suprema remains committed to regulatory compliance. All data collected for AI projects is collected transparently and processed in full compliance with GDPR and NIS2. Data collection is based on user consent, and personal identifying information is protected through a thorough de-identification process. Additionally, to ensure the security of AI algorithms, Suprema conducts regular security tests and implements protective measures against potential threats. These steps are designed to maintain the reliability of AI algorithms while ensuring they can effectively respond to external attacks.