Certified to protect what our customers entrust to us!
Independent confirmation that quality and information security at ANSART are managed by process — not left to chance.
ANSART B.V. has successfully completed the recertification audits for ISO 9001:2015 (quality management) and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (information security management). Our certification body, Kiwa Nederland B.V., has issued renewed certificates valid from 13 November 2026 to 12 November 2029, continuing our certification cycle without interruption.
Scope of certification: design, development, support and sales of automation systems, and design and development of software.
Why this matters to our customers
ANSART develops and manufactures ATC simulators and ATM systems for certified air navigation service providers. To build and support those systems, our customers share genuinely sensitive information with us — technical specifications, configuration and operational data, and project documentation. As assurance expectations across the air traffic management sector continue to rise, customers increasingly ask for independent evidence that their suppliers can be trusted with it. Recertification is precisely that evidence.
Security as a process, not a promise
ISO/IEC 27001 requires information security to be managed systematically: risks are identified and assessed, controls are selected to treat them, the applicable controls are documented in a Statement of Applicability, and their effectiveness is verified on a regular basis. The 2022 edition, against which ANSART is certified, organises these controls into four themes:
organisational
people
physical
technological
The recertification audit confirmed that our information security management system is actively maintained and continuously improved — a working part of how we operate, not a set of documents. It will be reviewed in Kiwa's annual surveillance audits throughout the new cycle.
One integrated system
Today ISO 9001 and ISO/IEC 27001 operate at ANSART as a single integrated management system, so that quality and information security are addressed through one common set of processes for the development, delivery and support of our systems
