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Compliance certification vs attestation

This article primarily explains the differences between compliance certification and attestation, two methods for demonstrating adherence to regulations and standards. Certification, a formal process involving a third-party audit, results in a recognised credential confirming compliance. Attestation, conversely, is a declaration of compliance, potentially verified independently, but without the same rigorous assessment. It further details various compliance certifications (e.g., ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS) and provides an overview of a platform, TrustCloud, offering resources and services related to governance, risk, and compliance (GRC).

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As one of the leading tools in the space, our TrustCloud team will take you through all that you need to know about Security and GRC in a series of podcasts. Driven by three terms, GRC stands for Governance, Risk management, and Compliance – it is a compass that guides organizations through the complexities of modern business, ensuring they stay on course, mitigate risks, and operate ethically for fundamental and long-term success.

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