TISAX Certification with SealPath’s Data Security Solution

SealPath is a data-centric IRM solution that enforces automatic encryption and granular access controls to meet strict TISAX compliance regulations across the automotive supply chain.

Simplify the process of meeting TISAX controls

Apply protection to information as required in 5.1, but automatically and smartly

Prove that transferred contents are secured against unauthorized access with advanced encryption mechanisms.

Secure data in storage, use, and when sending to partners for continuous security (6.1)

Enforce protection measures wherever the information resides to ensure confidentiality.

Control access to information with granularity to mitigate risks, and meet the 4.2 control

Unlock granular access and usage controls of information, following the principles of need to know and least privilege.

We have helped companies comply with regulations around the world

About TISAX

TISAX (Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange) is a standardized information security framework developed for the automotive industry. Based on ISO 27001, it ensures secure data exchange and compliance with the VDA ISA requirements.

Required by automotive manufacturers and suppliers, TISAX certification demonstrates your commitment to protecting sensitive partner information, mitigating risks, and meeting industry-specific security standards for seamless collaboration.

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What does TISAX require regarding data security?

TISAX requires organizations to implement robust information security measures aligned with the VDA ISA framework, focusing on data confidentiality, integrity, and availability.

Key requirements include strict access controls, data protection, secure data transmission, and regular security assessments.

Additionally, TISAX emphasizes incident management, employee security awareness, and third-party risk management to ensure comprehensive protection of sensitive automotive data throughout the supply chain.

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How does SealPath help to comply?

Encrypt Data and Protect it in Transit, in Use and at Rest, Aligned with 5.1.1 Control

  • Automatic encryption: Instantly encrypt files in specific folders and align protection permissions with those of the folder.
  • Permanent Protection: Protect sensitive information across its lifecycle, wherever it travels, including those sent to your partners and along the supply chain.
  • Protection according to the classification: Establish automatic file protection rules for each classification level based on risks, such as internal, confidential, GDPR…
DLP CASB information protection
DLP CASB information protection

Encrypt Data and Protect it in Transit, in Use and at Rest, Aligned with 5.1.1 Control

  • Automatic encryption: Instantly encrypt files in specific folders and align protection permissions with those of the folder.
  • Permanent Protection: Protect sensitive information across its lifecycle, wherever it travels, including those sent to your partners and along the supply chain.
  • Protection according to the classification: Establish automatic file protection rules for each classification level based on risks, such as internal, confidential, GDPR…
DLP CASB information protection

Enforce the TISAX Least Privilege Approach Through a Granular Access Control (4.1.3)

  • Dynamic access control: Apply granular and persistent security measures to ensure only authorized users can access or interact with your information.
  • Define permissions: Granular controls enable you to restrict access and permissions, such as viewing, editing, or printing.
  • Role-based permissions: Grant access permissions based on the department or position of the user or groups, allowing them only what they need to know.

Ensure Sensitive Data against Disclosure and Misuse and Respond in Real Time (1.6.2)

  • Revoke user permissions instantly: Remotely block unauthorized users from accessing files.
  • Monitor acceses: Identify unauthorized access to data in real time and reduce the response time.
  • Logs and Audits: Maintain incident logs and audits to ensure timely reports to regulatory authorities, meeting compliance deadlines.
DLP CASB information protection

Ensure Sensitive Data against Disclosure and Misuse and Respond in Real Time (1.6.2)

  • Revoke user permissions instantly: Remotely block unauthorized users from accessing files.
  • Monitor acceses: Identify unauthorized access to data in real time and reduce the response time.
  • Logs and Audits: Maintain incident logs and audits to ensure timely reports to regulatory authorities, meeting compliance deadlines.
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Simplify the Certification Process

  • Centralized or Decentralized Rules: Manage data security rules organization-wide from a single intuitive dashboard or delegate protection to each area.
  • Comprehensive reporting: Produce detailed reports to showcase alignment with the TISAX controls.
  • Seamless integration: Optimize processes with enterprise tools like Data Classification, SIEM, CASB, and DLP, streamlining risk management workflows across your ecosystem.

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Frequently Asked Questions about TISAX

What is TISAX certified?

TISAX Certified means an organization has successfully passed the TISAX assessment, proving its compliance with the information security standards defined by the VDA ISA. This certification demonstrates the company’s ability to protect sensitive data and meet automotive industry requirements.

Since when has TISAX certification been mandatory?

TISAX requirements were formally introduced in 2017 by the German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) in collaboration with the ENX Association. Many automotive manufacturers began requiring TISAX certification for suppliers starting in 2020. Compliance is now a key prerequisite for companies handling sensitive information within the automotive supply chain.

Who Needs to Comply with TISAX?

Any company or supplier working within the automotive industry that processes or exchanges sensitive information, such as prototypes, design data, or customer details, may need to comply with TISAX. This includes manufacturers, service providers, IT companies, and others in the supply chain handling critical data.

What Are the Penalties for Non-Compliance with TISAX?

Since TISAX is not legally mandated, there are no direct regulatory fines for non-compliance. However, the consequences can include loss of business opportunities, damage to reputation, or termination of agreements with automotive clients who require TISAX certification. Non-compliance may also expose organizations to increased risk of security breaches, which could lead to legal liabilities and financial losses.

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