Certifications

Being ISO-certified means that our sales, training and technical support activities meet the highest quality standards and are carried out with utmost care. It also means that you can expect a consistently high quality from all our services and products.

DAGMA meets the requirements of ISO 9001, which include documentation and records management, management involvement in building a quality management system, systematising resource management, implementing product realisation processes and conducting regular measurements of customer satisfaction, product quality and processes.

We not only secure our IT systems and the data they hold, but also handle data in a regulated manner in our everyday work, protecting information that is vital to our company, as well as our employees, clients and trade partners.

Our system helps us set our everyday priorities, in addition to enabling us to identify threats to key areas without which our business would shut down. As a result, we have reduced the risk of unwanted incidents, and even if they do occur – although we hope they won’t – we will know exactly how to respond on the systemic and organisational levels.

Strategic goods are products which can have both civilian and military applications (such as the construction, manufacture or research and development of weapons of mass destruction or new unconventional weaponry). Strategic goods also include IT solutions featuring strong encryption using the AES 256 algorithm.

It is worth noting that for an Internal Control System (ICS) system to function, a company needs to conform to the ISO 9001 standard.

These are in particular products and technologies for use by military and police forces, and which are used to protect confidential information as defined in Appendix 2 to the Resolution of the Council of Ministers of 3 December 2001 on types of weapons and ammunition and the list of products and technologies for military and police use which require authorisation to manufacture and trade (Journal of Laws no. 145, item 1625 and of 2003, no. 219, item 2152).