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Information Security Management System (ISMS) Policy

PropertyValue
Document IDSID-POL-ISMS-OVERVIEW
Version1.2
OwnerBoard of SIROS Foundation
Review CycleAnnual, and after any material change to scope

This document is SIROS Foundation's public statement of its Information Security Management System (ISMS): what it covers, who governs it, and what other documentation makes it up. It is not an index of linked sub-pages — most of the ISMS's supporting documentation is maintained internally rather than published (see §5 below for exactly what and why).

1. Purpose​

SIROS Foundation is pursuing ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for its own ISMS, governing how the Foundation itself operates as an organization. This is separate from — and complements — the platform-level security controls and framework coverage (EUDI, FitCEM, GDPR, OWASP ASVS, STRIDE, NOBCCS, and ISO 27001 Annex A for the SIROS ID platform) documented elsewhere on this site, which assess the SIROS ID wallet product for the benefit of deployment operators.

2. Certified Entity​

SIROS Foundation — the organization that designs, builds, and maintains the SIROS ID digital identity wallet platform as open source software.

3. ISMS Scope​

The initial certification scope is the SIROS Foundation software development process: the people, systems, and procedures used to design, write, review, test, build, release, and maintain source code for SIROS Foundation projects.

In scope: source code management and secure development lifecycle practices; CI/CD, build, and release infrastructure; dependency and open-source supply chain management; vulnerability management; access control to development systems; personnel security for staff and contributors with elevated access.

Out of scope this cycle: production operation of deployed SIROS ID wallet instances — a deployment operator responsibility, addressed by the platform/operator security framework already published on this site — and end-user data processing or physical/network security of operator infrastructure. Later certification cycles may expand this scope as the Foundation's own operational footprint grows.

4. Governance​

The ISMS is governed by the Board of SIROS Foundation, with day-to-day ownership held by the Tech Lead and a designated Chief Information Security Officer responsible for risk management.

5. What Makes Up the ISMS​

An ISO 27001 ISMS is more than one policy — it's a set of documents working together. This is what SIROS Foundation's consists of, and which parts are published here versus kept as internal management records:

Published on this site:

Maintained as internal management records (not published, consistent with normal practice for documents that describe specific access arrangements, named personnel, or in-progress gap remediation — publishing them would itself create a security or privacy exposure rather than reduce one):

  • Information Security Policy (the Board-approved policy statement this page summarizes) — a signed PDF will be published here once Board approval is complete
  • Statement of Applicability (control-by-control applicability and evidence status against ISO 27001 Annex A)
  • Risk assessment methodology and risk register
  • Information security objectives
  • Access control, personnel security, and supplier management policies
  • Incident response and nonconformity/corrective-action procedures

These internal documents are available to the certification body and to SIROS Foundation's independent internal auditor as part of their respective engagements.

6. Status​

SIROS Foundation is actively preparing for Stage 1 and Stage 2 ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification audits, including an independent internal audit review ahead of the external certification engagement.

8. Document History​

VersionDateChanges
1.02026-07-31Initial publication as "ISMS Overview"
1.12026-08-01Renamed to "ISMS Policy" and restructured to clearly state what the ISMS comprises and what is/isn't published, rather than implying a navigable overview
1.22026-08-03Noted that a signed Information Security Policy PDF will be published here once Board approval completes