Information Security Policy
As DMT Group, we recognize that in the digital age, one of the most valuable assets is information. Information not only ensures the continuity of our business processes but also forms the foundation of the trust we build with our customers, employees, business partners, and stakeholders.
In today’s environment, where cyber threats are rapidly increasing and data breaches can cause significant financial and reputational damage, ensuring information security is no longer an option but a necessity. For this reason, DMT Group accepts the protection of all information assets in our possession—ensuring their confidentiality (protection against unauthorized access), integrity (preservation without alteration and maintained accuracy), and availability (accessible when needed)—as one of our core responsibilities.
Our Information Security Policy is not limited to technical measures; it also encompasses raising employee awareness, continuously improving our processes, and ensuring compliance with national and international regulations. This policy supports our company’s vision and strategic objectives, while at the same time reinforcing the trust placed in us by our customers and stakeholders.
Accordingly, DMT Group commits to conducting all activities related to information security within defined standards, managing risks proactively, and remaining prepared against all emerging threats.
- Protection of Information Assets
- All sensitive, critical, and confidential information will be protected against the risks of unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction.
- Customer data, employee information, and business process records will only be accessible by authorized personnel.
- Risk Management and Controls
- Information security risks will be regularly analyzed, and vulnerabilities will be identified.
- To mitigate these risks, technical controls (encryption, firewalls, access management, etc.),
physical controls (server room security, ID card access, etc.), and
administrative controls (policies, procedures, approval mechanisms, etc.) will be implemented.
- Legal and Regulatory Compliance
- All national and international laws,
industry standards (e.g., ISO 27001), and
regulations related to information security will be strictly monitored and applied. - Full compliance will be ensured with legal obligations regarding personal data protection (e.g., KVKK, GDPR).
- Awareness and Training
- Regular training sessions will be provided to ensure that all employees understand information security risks and best practices.
- Employees will be encouraged to report suspicious activities, and a culture of security awareness will be strengthened.
- Continuous Improvement
- Information security measures will be constantly reviewed and updated in response to new threats and evolving business needs.
- Regular internal audits and control checks will be conducted to test the effectiveness of policies.
- Incident Management and Response
- A clear incident response plan will be implemented for information security incidents and breaches.
- Defined roles and responsibilities will guide the detection, reporting, analysis, and resolution of incidents.
- Root cause analyses will be carried out after each incident to prevent recurrence.