The operations of the organization largely depend on the information that is processed, produced, and communicated. This information is extensive and can exist on paper or in digital form. It includes, among other things, personal information of customers and staff, intellectual property produced by developers, as well as strategic and administrative internal documentation.
Like any other organization, Unicorne faces a multitude of threats that can compromise the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of our information. These threats, whose nature is constantly evolving, include, among others, identity theft and the theft of confidential information, fraud, industrial espionage, and the theft of intellectual property, as well as the unauthorized use, disclosure, and destruction of information, technical failures, natural events, and human error.
In this context, Unicorne implements, maintains, and enforces an information security policy that establishes the implementation of formal information security processes, including risk management, information access management, and incident management.
The organization is committed to notifying the Commission d’accès à l’information du Québec (CAI) as well as all affected individuals if it becomes the target of a cyber attack or any other similar incident. Additionally, a security officer is appointed to ensure compliance with this policy and to oversee the necessary actions in case of an issue.
For more information about our security practices or to discuss your specific security needs, please contact us at info@unicorne.cloud.