TISAX Consultancy Support
Our TISAX Consultancy Services

Gap Analysis
During the audit, we review your security measures against TISAX VDA ISA Version 6 requirements. As a result, we detect compliance gaps and highlight areas for improvement. Additionally, the assessment provides a clear roadmap to guide your organisation towards TISAX readiness. Thus, your security posture strengthens and supports long-term resilience.

ISMS Development
We examine and refine your Information Security Management System (ISMS) to guarantee full alignment with TISAX standards. Furthermore, our approach maps controls to TISAX objectives and sector-specific requirements. This process establishes a compliant framework. It enhances operational resilience. It also ensures your organisation meets the expectations of automotive clients.

TISAX Implementation
We offer practical support to implement the required controls, processes, and policies. As a result, your organisation achieves total alignment with TISAX VDA ISA Version 6 requirements. Moreover, this structured implementation improves security and strengthens operational resilience, enabling compliance with confidence.

Training and Awareness Programmes
We deliver tailored training sessions and awareness programmes focused on TISAX requirements. As a result, employees gain a clear understanding of their responsibilities in maintaining information security. Moreover, this approach fosters a security-conscious culture, reduces human error, and strengthens compliance across the organisation.

Audit Preparation
We conduct mock or pre-assessment audits to replicate the official TISAX evaluation. As a result, these audits uncover any remaining gaps or areas requiring improvement. Also, your organisation approaches the formal assessment fully prepared, reducing the risk of delays or nonconformities.

Post-Audit Support
We implement ongoing monitoring processes to uphold TISAX compliance. Furthermore, regular reviews and expert guidance find opportunities for continuous improvement. As a result, your organisation sustains high security standards, reduces long-term risk, and maintains lasting confidence in compliance.
TISAX Consultancy Support
What is TISAX? And Why Does Your Business Need It?

TISAX Enhanced Data Protection
The automotive industry is evolving rapidly through digital innovation. As a result, connected and autonomous vehicles introduce complex risks and multiple potential attack vectors. As an internal auditor, it is essential to confirm that these risks are managed effectively and consistently.
TISAX (Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange) is a recognised standard developed by the VDA, the German automotive industry association. Furthermore, it is based on ISO 27001 principles and tailored specifically for automotive organisations. As a result, TISAX ensures that OEMs, suppliers, and service providers implement robust information security controls across their operations.
Recommendation: Adopt TISAX Enhanced Data Protection to proactively mitigate cyber risks and keep a strong security posture.

Meeting Automotive Standards
Automotive OEMs increasingly demand assurance that partners manage data securely and adhere to industry regulations. As a result, during internal audits, it is vital to verify that processes meet these expectations. It’s crucial that they align with recognised standards.
TISAX, managed by the ENX Association, provides a standardised framework for secure data handling. Furthermore, it supports prototype protection, GDPR compliance, and comprehensive information security governance. While TISAX is not a legal necessity, certification is often essential for full participation in the automotive supply chain.
Recommendation: Align your organisation with TISAX requirements to keep compliance and secure a competitive advantage.

Enabling Trusted Partnerships
Collaboration in the automotive sector depends on secure data exchange. Moreover, cyber threats are evolving, and internal audits should confirm that sensitive information is shared safely and efficiently.
TISAX provides a standardised platform, managed by the ENX Association, for secure collaboration. As a result, organisations can share assessment results with partners, reducing duplicate audits and increasing confidence in cybersecurity measures.
Recommendation: Implement TISAX Enhanced Data Protection. This will allow secure collaboration. It will also position your business as a trusted partner in the automotive ecosystem.
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Key Internal Audit Requirements for TISAX Compliance

Create an Information Security Management System (ISMS)
Without a structured approach, organisations risk data breaches, compliance failures, and operational disruption. Moreover, as cyber threats evolve, relying on outdated or informal practices leaves information assets exposed. As a result, weak controls can compromise confidentiality, integrity, and availability, damaging both trust and business continuity.
A robust ISMS, aligned with ISO/IEC 27001, is essential. Thus, it should include clear policies, procedures, and controls to effectively manage risks. Also, regular reviews and updates guarantee this adapts to emerging threats and supports continuous improvement.
Auditor’s Insight: Establishing an ISMS demonstrates that information security is managed systematically and that risks are mitigated across the organisation.

Conduct a Self-Assessment
Unclear security gaps leave organisations vulnerable and unprepared for formal assessments. Without a structured review, it becomes difficult to gauge the maturity of the ISMS. Identifying areas for improvement is also challenging. Furthermore, delays in recognising gaps can increase exposure to risk.
Conducting a self-assessment using the Information Security Assessment (ISA) criteria catalogue provides a clear evaluation of current practices. As a result, it highlights weaknesses, establishes a baseline for improvement, and prepares the organisation for a formal TISAX assessment.
Auditor’s Insight: A self-assessment provides evidence that risks are actively monitored. Also, it shows that continuous enhancements to security controls are in place.

Implement Corrective Actions
Non-conformities identified during assessments can undermine information security and compliance. Thus, if they are left unaddressed, they can lead to recurring issues. They cause audit failures or even data breaches, harming trust and operational integrity.
A targeted corrective action plan addresses all identified non-conformities. Moreover, plans should include specific actions, assigned responsibilities, and defined timelines. As a result, continuous monitoring and regular review guarantee measures are effective and prevent recurrence.
Auditor’s Insight: Implementing corrective actions demonstrates the organisation’s commitment to risk management. As a result, it ensures that the ISMS aligns with required standards.
TISAX Consultancy Case Studies
Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange Support

ENX is most widely recognised as the governing body behind TISAX®
ENX is a non-profit organisation that develops and operates secure standards and platforms for trusted data exchange for regulated industries.

TISAX® (Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange).
An overview of TISAX, including guidance and downloads for suppliers responsible for protecting customer data and prototypes.

Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange.
TISAX FAQs explain registration, roles, assessments, sharing results, audit scopes, labels, and governance of information security exchanges under ENX.
TISAX Consultancy Core Values

TISAX Security Excellence
We apply high-level information security standards according to the TISAX framework. As a result, robust controls and continuous monitoring protect sensitive data and reduce the risk of breaches. From an auditor’s perspective, this demonstrates that security is actively managed and aligned with recognised best practices.
Advantage: Organisations uphold compliance, safeguard information, and reinforce trust with partners.

TISAX Regulatory Compliance
Our approach ensures full compliance with TISAX VDA ISA Version 6 standards. Hence, this strengthens regulatory standing within the automotive sector. Also, audits confirm that processes meet industry expectations and tackle key risk areas effectively.
Advantage: Certification builds confidence with OEMs and supply chain partners and confirms adherence to established information security requirements.

TISAX Customised Solutions
We offer consultancy tailored to your organisation’s specific goals and risk profile. So, a flexible, targeted approach ensures that TISAX requirements are applied where they are most relevant. From an auditor’s viewpoint, this demonstrates effective risk-based management of information security.
Advantage: Organisations get focused support, achieve meaningful compliance outcomes, and optimise resources for greatest impact.

TISAX Expert Knowledge
We bring in-depth skills in automotive information security and TISAX requirements. As a result, our specialised insight supports every stage of consultancy and certification. From an auditor’s perspective, this ensures guidance is precise, reliable, and aligned with industry standards.
Advantage: Organisations gain confidence, clarity, and a smoother path to successful compliance.

Objectivity and Impartiality
We carry out independent, unbiased assessments of your security measures. As a result, this impartial approach ensures evaluations are precise, findings are reliable, and risk areas are clearly identified.
Advantage: Get fair insights and actionable guidance to strengthen their security posture.

Confidentiality and Trust
We keep strict confidentiality throughout the consultancy process. Additionally, all sensitive information is handled securely and with total discretion. From an auditor’s viewpoint, this demonstrates adherence to professional ethics and reinforces trust.
Advantage: Organisations achieve peace of mind and build trusted relationships with full assurance that data is protected.
TISAX Consultancy Requirements

Create an Information Security Management System (ISMS)
An ISMS is a structured framework for managing and protecting an organisation’s information assets. Aligned with ISO/IEC 27001, it incorporates policies, procedures, and controls to find and mitigate security risks effectively. As a result, implementing a robust ISMS ensures the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of critical data. Additionally, it supports regulatory compliance, reduces risk, and promotes continuous improvement in your information security posture.
Auditor’s Insight: A well-established ISMS demonstrates systematic management of information security and provides assurance to partners and regulators.

Define the Assessment Scope
The TISAX assessment scope specifies all processes, procedures, resources, locations, and departments involved in handling sensitive information. So, it identifies protected information assets and their associated protection goals. This ensures that all relevant areas are included in the assessment. Furthermore, a clearly defined scope guarantees a comprehensive TISAX assessment. As a result, it aligns with partner expectations and reduces the risk of gaps or non-compliance.
Auditor’s Insight: Defining scope is important. It shows that the organisation understands its information flows and applies security controls where they are most critical.

Conduct a Self-Assessment
A self-assessment evaluates current information security practices against the Information Security Assessment (ISA) criteria catalogue. Hence, this process identifies gaps and areas for improvement. Additionally, it provides a clear view of how well the ISMS aligns with TISAX requirements. Understanding ISMS maturity enables weaknesses to be addressed early, ensuring preparedness for the formal TISAX assessment. This saves time, reduces risk, and improves audit outcomes.
Auditor’s Insight: Conducting a self-assessment shows proactive management of information security risks and readiness for external evaluation.

Select an Audit Provider
A TISAX-approved audit provider verifies your self-assessment, conducts interviews, and inspects relevant locations to assess compliance. Choosing a reputable provider ensures a thorough evaluation of your Information Security Management System (ISMS). This evaluation is professional and meets TISAX requirements. As a result, your organisation gains credible audit results that support successful certification.
Auditor’s Insight: Credible audit results build trust with partners and show a strong commitment to robust information security standards.

Implement Corrective Actions
Corrective actions tackle any non-conformities identified during the TISAX assessment through a structured plan and risk management process. Additionally, the plan specifies actions, assigns responsibilities, and sets clear timelines to resolve each issue effectively. As a result, continuous monitoring ensures measures stay effective and prevent recurrence.
Auditor’s Insight: Implementing corrective actions ensures the ISMS meets required standards. Moreover, this process strengthens risk management and demonstrates an ongoing commitment to continuous improvement.

Share Assessment Results
Once all non-conformities are resolved, the final TISAX assessment report is published on the ENX portal. As a result, access is provided to relevant stakeholders through a secure, centralised platform. This approach allows partners to view verified results efficiently, promoting transparency across the supply chain.
Auditor’s Insight: Sharing assessment results shows a strong commitment to information security. Thus, it builds partner confidence and supports long-term collaboration based on verified compliance.

TISAX Assessment Scope
The TISAX assessment scope defines the boundaries of your information security evaluation. It covers all processes, departments, and locations that handle sensitive data.
Organisations can select a standard scope widely accepted and recommended or a customised scope tailored to specific needs. This ensures the assessment reflects the structure and risk profile of your organisation.
Auditor’s Insight: A clearly defined scope supports precise cost estimates, meets partner expectations, and ensures compliance. It also prevents delays or extra fees, as changes can only be made before the assessment concludes. Senior management should confirm scope details during registration.

Assessment Objectives
TISAX assessment objectives specify the exact security requirements your ISMS must meet. These requirements depend on the type of data handled for partners.
There are 12 defined objectives covering confidentiality, high availability, and prototype protection. Electing the correct objectives—based on partner demands or internal judgement ensures the ISMS is properly aligned.
Auditor’s Insight: Clear objectives streamline communication with partners and audit providers, reduce ambiguity, and guarantee compliance with required security standards. This targeted approach supports a smoother assessment process and stronger information security outcomes.

TISAX Assessment Levels
TISAX offers three assessment levels to evaluate tTISAX offers three assessment levels to evaluate ISMS maturity:
- Level 1: Self-assessment, reviewed for completeness only.
- Level 2: Remote plausibility check with supporting evidence and interviews.
- Level 3: In-depth verification, including document reviews, interviews, and on-site inspections.
Each level is tailored to data sensitivity and partner requirements, with options for remote or hybrid assessments.
Auditor’s Insight: Choosing the appropriate assessment level is crucial. It ensures the ISMS is properly validated. This builds partner trust and aligns with industry expectations.
TISAX Automotive Facts

Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
The UK automotive sector is increasingly exposed to cyber threats, particularly through third-party suppliers.
TISAX certification ensures that all parties implement consistent, robust information security measures, reducing vulnerabilities across the supply network.
Auditor’s Insight: Mitigating supply chain risks strengthens operational resilience. It protects sensitive data. It also builds secure, trusted relationships with OEMs and partners.

Data Exchange Security
Secure data exchange between automotive companies and their partners is vital to protect sensitive business and technical information.
Data breaches and cyber espionage are on the rise. TISAX compliance ensures robust security protocols. These protocols are applied to all data-sharing activities.
Auditor’s Insight: Maintaining secure data exchange shows control over information flows. Meets partner expectations and reduces risk. It also strengthens long-term business relationships.

Regulatory Pressure
The automotive industry faces increasing regulatory demands to enhance information security and data protection practices.
TISAX compliance provides a recognised framework for adhering to both industry and legal standards.
Auditor’s Insight: Meeting regulatory expectations through TISAX enhances reputation. This demonstrates commitment to best practices. It also increases customer and partner confidence.
TISAX Consultancy News and Blog

The Eight Data Protection Levels of Assessment
March 19, 2024
TISAX standardises automotive information security assessments with eight objectives. Organisations should choose objectives based on specific needs for tailored evaluation.

Assessment And Your Suppliers
March 19, 2024
TISAX is crucial for safeguarding information in the automotive industry. Suppliers can prepare, manage costs, and gain from certification.

Assessment Process
March 18, 2024
The TISAX® assessment process involves seven stages via the ENX portal, including registration, quote inquiry, scope confirmation, and assessment schedules.
Consultancy and Audit Pages

Information Security Services
ISO 27001 is the internationally recognised standard for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS).
It provides a structured framework for identifying, managing, and reducing information security risks across an organisation.
Auditor’s Insight: Implementing ISO 27001 protects the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of critical data. It builds trust with clients, supports regulatory compliance, and strengthens the organisation’s overall security posture.

Internal Audit Services
Our ISO internal audit services offer a thorough, impartial review of compliance with ISO standards.
Audits assess the effectiveness of management systems, find gaps, and highlight opportunities for improvement.
Auditor’s Insight: Regular internal audits enhance system performance. hey reduce risk and keep certification readiness. These audits also increase stakeholder confidence in your organisation’s information security practices.











