Security and compliance
NEXON is committed to the secure handling of HR and payroll data. We operate in accordance with the highest standards of information security and compliance.
When developing and operating our solutions, we place particular emphasis on data protection, risk management and continuous security improvements.
For more than 35 years, we have supported our clients with HR and payroll solutions designed with a strong focus on data security, information security requirements and compliance expectations.
Our compliance and certifications | Why is NEXON secure?
Our compliance and certifications
Our systems and processes comply with the strictest international standards and regulatory requirements.
Why is NEXON secure?
NIS2 and HR data security
HR and payroll systems handle some of a company’s most sensitive data. NEXON’s operations are designed to support modern cybersecurity and compliance requirements.
Access management
Role-based access control and strong authentication.
Auditability
Logging and traceability across processes.
Incident management
Documented incident management processes.
Data management in Hungary
Secure storage of customer data in Hungary.
Frequently asked questions
Mit jelent a NIS2 Directive?
NIS2 is the European Union’s cybersecurity directive, which sets higher security and operational requirements for organizations within its scope.
What certifications does NEXON hold?
NEXON holds ISO 27001, ISO 9001 and NIS2 certifications, and operates in accordance with the applicable data protection and information security requirements.
Why is protecting HR data important?
HR and payroll systems process personal, employee and financial data, making their security a key business and compliance priority.
What does Tier 3 infrastructure mean?
Tier 3 infrastructure refers to highly available data centre operations that support secure and continuous service delivery.
Where does NEXON store data?
NEXON processes and stores customer data in accordance with the applicable legal, data protection and information security requirements.
How are incidents managed?
Incident management is supported by documented processes designed to enable rapid response, reduce risks and securely restore affected operations.