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Category: Compliance
Compliance in a cloud context means meeting the security, privacy, and operational standards that customers and regulators expect. It covers everything from how data is stored and protected, to how incidents are handled and how a provider can demonstrate that their processes actually work as described. Certifications like ISO 27001 and ISO 22301, along with registrations like CSA STAR, provide external validation — but compliance is not a one-time effort. It requires continuous monitoring, regular audits, and adapting to new regulations and threats.
Here we share updates on how Qvalia meets and maintains industry standards, from ISO certifications and cloud security assessments to data protection and Peppol compliance.
Qvalia has been accredited as a certified delivery service provider for electronic invoicing in Slovakia, supporting companies, software platforms, and partners preparing for the …
The UAE’s e-invoicing mandate is becoming a concrete implementation project for finance, tax, and technology teams. The Ministry of Finance and the Federal Tax Authority are introducing the UAE Electronic Invoicing System in phases, with voluntary adoption starting in 2026 and mandatory implementation beginning in 2027.
Qvalia’s Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) has been certified against ISO 22301:2019, the international standard for business continuity planning and organizational resilience.
Qvalia is now listed in the Cloud Security Alliance STAR Registry — the standard reference for evaluating cloud provider security.
Qvalia’s Information Security Management System (ISMS) has been certified against ISO 27001:2017, an international standard for best practice and compliance.