Taipei, Taiwan — Synology has secured the globally recognized ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing effort to deliver enterprise-grade security for its NAS and data management solutions. The certification, which evaluates information security management systems (ISMS), now covers Synology’s core infrastructure, secure development lifecycle, and incident response protocols.
The certification aligns with the latest international standards for protecting data across three critical dimensions: confidentiality, integrity, and availability. For organizations handling sensitive information—particularly in government, finance, or healthcare—this validation provides independent assurance that Synology’s hardware and software adhere to the most stringent security frameworks.
This move follows Synology’s recent expansions in AI-powered storage solutions, including its Deep Search feature for BeeDrive portable SSDs and the latest updates to its DiskStation Manager 7.3. The certification further solidifies the company’s position as a trusted provider for businesses requiring both high performance and robust security.
Why This Matters for Enterprises
The ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification is not merely a compliance checkbox—it reflects a comprehensive approach to security that extends beyond hardware. Synology’s certification encompasses
- Secure Development Lifecycle: Rigorous testing and validation of all products before release.
- Global Incident Response: Standardized protocols for handling security breaches or vulnerabilities.
- Continuous Improvement: Mandated regular audits and updates to security practices.
For businesses in highly regulated industries, this certification simplifies the process of integrating Synology NAS systems into existing compliance frameworks. Government agencies, financial institutions, and healthcare providers can now adopt Synology solutions with confidence, knowing they meet the same security benchmarks as legacy enterprise storage providers.
The certification also underscores Synology’s broader strategy to position itself as a leader in secure, scalable storage. Recent product launches—such as the DS725+ (a compact 2-bay NAS) and the RS2825RP+ (a rack-mounted solution for business workloads)—now benefit from this added layer of trust. Meanwhile, the company’s push toward AI-driven features like Deep Search is balanced by this foundational security commitment.
Synology has stated that maintaining the certification will involve ongoing compliance and regular security framework updates, ensuring that its products remain aligned with evolving threats and industry standards.
Availability: The certification applies to all existing and future Synology NAS and storage products. For detailed security documentation, Synology’s official resources provide further insights.
