STELLARIX Achieves Triple ISO Certification Across Three African Markets
According to STELLARIX, the certifications provide customers with more reliable service delivery, stronger operational and security risk management processes, improved preparedness to maintain services during disruptions, and greater protection of critical information assets.
STELLARIX has announced that its operations in Madagascar, Tanzania and Senegal have achieved three internationally recognised ISO certifications, reinforcing the company’s commitment to delivering secure, resilient and high-quality digital infrastructure services across Africa.
The company said its operations in the three countries are now certified to ISO 9001 for quality management, ISO 22301 for business continuity management, and ISO/IEC 27001 for information security management. The certifications are intended to ensure consistent service delivery, strengthen operational resilience and enhance the protection of customer data across its regional operations.
According to STELLARIX, the certifications provide customers with more reliable service delivery, stronger operational and security risk management processes, improved preparedness to maintain services during disruptions, and greater protection of critical information assets. The company added that the standards also enhance confidence for organisations operating across multiple African markets.
The certifications apply across STELLARIX’s core service portfolio, including colocation, cloud services, managed connectivity and cybersecurity. The company said it follows structured, internationally recognised best practices to help organisations safeguard data, ensure business continuity and strengthen the resilience of their digital operations.
By securing the certifications across Madagascar, Tanzania and Senegal, STELLARIX said it is reinforcing a consistent operational framework that supports businesses with reliable and secure digital infrastructure as they expand across the African continent.
