Governance, Quality & Security
HT&T Consulting certified ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and UNI/PdR 125
ISO 9001 is the international standard that defines the requirements for a Quality Management System (QMS), based on documented processes, performance monitoring and continuous improvement.
HT&T Consulting is certified ISO 9001 for quality management, ISO 27001 for information security and
UNI/PdR 125 for gender equality.
ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and UNI/PdR 125 consolidate an organizational model built on measurable quality, information protection and structured accountability.
Updated: 2026
In brief
Summary of ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and UNI/PdR 125 certifications
- ISO 9001: structured quality, traceable processes and continuous improvement.
- ISO 27001: information security based on risk analysis and certified controls.
- UNI/PdR 125: measurable gender equality integrated into governance through KPIs.
- Integrated system: quality, security and equity within a single certified organizational model.
For this reason, HT&T Consulting has structured its organizational model around internationally recognized standards.
The achievement of ISO 9001 (Quality Management System) and
ISO 27001 (Information Security Management System) certifications is complemented by
UNI/PdR 125 for gender equality.
Certification means making objective what has always been substance for us: quality, security and responsibility.
This journey did not begin today. It represents the consistent evolution of a system initiated more than 15 years ago with the adoption of our Code of Ethics and the progressive formalization of processes, controls and monitoring systems.
ISO 9001: quality as a system, not as a promise
ISO 9001 certification confirms the adoption of a Quality Management System compliant with international standards.
It is not a statement of intent, but a structured organizational model integrating documented procedures, defined responsibilities and measurable indicators within every business process.
In a sector such as digital communication and technological innovation—where complexity and rapid change are structural elements—quality cannot rely on individual experience or goodwill.
It must be designed, monitored and continuously improved.
Controlled and traceable processes
Every activity—from strategic consulting to technical development, from project management to data analysis—is embedded in documented and verifiable operational workflows.
This includes clear objective definition, assignment of responsibilities, intermediate phase monitoring and performance control.
Process traceability ensures operational consistency, reduces risk of error and enables timely intervention in case of deviations from defined standards.
Continuous improvement
ISO 9001 introduces a structured continuous improvement cycle based on the PDCA model (Plan-Do-Check-Act).
Periodic internal audits, management reviews, non-conformity analysis and corrective and preventive actions allow the organization to continuously evolve.
Process KPIs are not formal tools, but operational levers: they measure performance, service quality, timing compliance and customer satisfaction, transforming data into strategic decisions.
Customer focus
Within ISO 9001, quality is customer-oriented.
Structured requirement gathering, formalization of project specifications, transparent change management and systematic satisfaction evaluation are central elements of the system.
This approach ensures alignment between expectations and results, transparency in activity management and continuity in professional relationships.
Governance and organizational accountability
ISO 9001 certification also strengthens internal governance: roles and responsibilities are formalized, risks are analyzed proactively and strategic decisions are supported by objective data.
Quality becomes a structural organizational element—not an occasional attribute of a single project.
A system that guarantees long-term reliability, reduces improvisation and strengthens credibility with clients, partners and stakeholders.
ISO 27001: information security as strategic infrastructure
ISO 27001 is the international standard defining the requirements for an Information Security Management System (ISMS), based on risk analysis, structured controls and the protection of confidentiality, integrity and availability of information.
In a data-driven ecosystem, cybersecurity is not a secondary technical feature but an ethical, organizational and strategic pillar.
Information protection is a primary responsibility toward clients, partners and stakeholders.
ISO 27001 certification confirms the adoption of an Information Security Management System (ISMS) compliant with international standards.
It is not a set of isolated technical measures, but a structured model based on risk analysis, documented controls, continuous monitoring and ongoing improvement.
Risk-based approach
At the core of ISO 27001 lies risk-based thinking: identification of information assets, analysis of threats and vulnerabilities, evaluation of potential impact and definition of proportionate mitigation measures.
This approach enables incident prevention, reduces cyber risk exposure and ensures that security decisions are guided by documented and objective criteria.
Protection of confidentiality, integrity and availability
The ISMS safeguards the three fundamental principles of information security:
- Confidentiality: data access limited to authorized individuals.
- Integrity: protection against unauthorized or accidental modifications.
- Availability: ensuring systems remain accessible when required.
Technical and organizational controls—from access management to infrastructure protection, encryption and role segregation—provide multilayered protection.
Governance and accountability
ISO 27001 strengthens internal governance: roles and responsibilities are formalized, security policies are documented and periodically reviewed, and suppliers are assessed according to structured security criteria.
Security becomes embedded within the organizational model rather than confined to the IT department.
Business continuity and incident management
The system includes incident management procedures, business continuity plans and periodic testing.
The objective is not only prevention, but resilience and response capability in the event of critical incidents.
This approach protects the stability of digital services and safeguards the value of our clients’ projects.
Alignment with GDPR and regulatory compliance
The ISMS integrates controls aligned with the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), reinforcing a structural approach to privacy, personal data protection and accountability documentation.
Compliance is not treated as a formal requirement, but as a structural element of organizational culture.
Security as a competitive advantage
In a context where cyberattacks, data breaches and service disruptions represent concrete risks, adopting an international standard such as ISO 27001 provides verifiable guarantees.
For our clients, this translates into greater reliability, reduced operational risk and strategic protection of digital assets.
UNI/PdR 125: measurable equity as an organizational model
UNI/PdR 125 is an Italian reference practice introducing measurable indicators to ensure gender equality within organizations, integrating objective KPIs into governance and HR management processes.
UNI/PdR 125 establishes a structured system of measurable indicators aimed at ensuring gender equality within organizations.
It is not a symbolic recognition, but a reference practice integrating objective KPIs into governance and human resources management processes.
Organizational culture, pay equity, career development opportunities, parental protection and discrimination prevention are monitored through documented and verifiable parameters.
Measurable indicators and defined accountability
Certification requires the formalization of roles, internal policies, monitoring tools and quantitative objectives.
Equity is not declared; it is assessed through data, periodic analysis and continuous improvement mechanisms.
Integration into corporate governance
UNI/PdR 125 becomes an integral part of the organizational model, influencing recruitment processes, professional development, evaluation systems and compensation policies.
This ensures coherence between ethical principles and operational practices.
Alignment with ESG criteria
The measurability of gender equality strengthens the organization’s positioning with respect to ESG criteria and requirements often requested in public tenders, procurement procedures and partner selection processes.
Equity becomes a structural component of competitiveness, not an accessory element of communication.
An integrated governance system
ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and
UNI/PdR 125 do not operate as independent certifications.
They form an integrated governance architecture connecting operational quality, information security and organizational accountability within a single structured model.
The integration of these standards enables a systemic view of business processes, reducing risk, increasing traceability and strengthening coherence between strategy, operations and regulatory compliance.
Process quality
A structured system based on documented procedures, formalized roles and measurable KPIs.
Every activity is traceable, verifiable and customer-oriented, reducing improvisation and ensuring operational consistency.
Information security
Protection of confidentiality, integrity and availability through an ISMS compliant with ISO 27001.
Risk analysis, technical and organizational controls and continuous monitoring safeguard digital assets and strategic information.
Organizational accountability
Transparent governance, formalized internal policies and control systems integrating quality, security and equity into decision-making processes.
Responsibility is structured and verifiable.
Risk management
Preventive identification of critical assets, vulnerability assessment and proportionate mitigation measures.
A risk-based approach reinforcing operational stability and resilience.
Continuous improvement
Periodic audits, management reviews, performance analysis and policy updates ensure structured system evolution.
Compliance becomes a growth lever, not a formal obligation.
This integrated model guarantees transparency, measurability and long-term reliability,
transforming compliance into a tangible competitive advantage.
Practical operational impact
In public tenders or enterprise procurement processes, ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications provide objective evidence of process robustness and secure data management.
UNI/PdR 125 further strengthens positioning with respect to ESG requirements increasingly relevant in partner selection procedures.
Towards responsible digital communication
Strengthening organizational infrastructure means addressing emerging challenges with greater awareness:
- Ethical use of Artificial Intelligence
- Data protection and regulatory compliance
- Sustainability and ESG criteria
- Structured digital risk management
Innovation and responsibility are not separate dimensions, but components of a unified system.
Choosing HT&T Consulting means choosing a partner that has embedded quality, security and accountability into the core of its operational model.
What this concretely means for you
Certifications are not formal labels.
They directly impact project quality, data security and the solidity of professional relationships.
Certified quality, verifiable security and measurable governance are not symbolic elements, but strategic infrastructures protecting value, data and reputation over time.
Reduced operational risk
Certified processes, documented controls and structured risk management reduce improvisation and exposure to technical, organizational and cybersecurity criticalities.
Long-term reliability
Activity traceability, periodic audits and continuous monitoring ensure stability, project continuity and consistent performance.
Verifiable compliance
Alignment with international standards and ESG criteria relevant for public tenders, procurement procedures and regulated environments.
Transparent governance
Quality, security and equity are not value statements, but certified systems verified by independent third-party bodies.
In short: choose a partner with measurable processes, structured security and formalized organizational accountability.
Frequently Asked Questions about ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and UNI/PdR 125
What does it mean for a client that an agency is ISO 9001 certified?
ISO 9001 certification confirms that the organization operates through a structured Quality Management System with documented processes, defined responsibilities and measurable KPIs.
For clients, this means greater reliability, activity traceability, performance control and continuous service improvement.
Why is ISO 27001 certification relevant in digital communication?
ISO 27001 certifies the adoption of an Information Security Management System based on risk analysis and structured controls.
In digital environments, this ensures protection of data, strategic assets and technological infrastructures, reducing the risk of cyber incidents and data breaches.
Are ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications mandatory?
In most cases, they are not legally mandatory.
However, they are internationally recognized standards demonstrating compliance with verified organizational and security requirements audited by independent third parties.
What is the difference between ISO 27001 and GDPR compliance?
GDPR is a European regulation governing personal data protection, whereas ISO 27001 is an international standard defining a structured system for managing information security.
Adopting ISO 27001 facilitates GDPR compliance, but does not automatically replace it.
How do ISO 9001, ISO 27001 and UNI/PdR 125 integrate into a single model?
The three certifications operate complementarily: ISO 9001 ensures process quality, ISO 27001 protects information security and UNI/PdR 125 introduces measurable KPIs for gender equality.
Together, they create an integrated governance system strengthening transparency, risk control and organizational accountability.
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