
“SECJUR takes the heavy lifting in information security off our hands. We had only a few weeks until the certification audit and no one in the company to build an ISMS. Thanks to SECJUR, we still haven’t had to fill a dedicated position, and we passed the audit without any issues.”

Your team uploads confidential client and personal data to ChatGPT, Claude and co. With your permission or without.
The AI Firewall checks every request right in the AI tool and says at once whether it is allowed.
A dedicated SECJUR expert takes on the role of your Quality Manager. Your expert builds your quality management system according to ISO 9001, keeps it up to date, and reports directly to your management.
Our customers have a 100% audit success rate.

SECJUR customers are in good company







Software and expertise in one. We take on around 80% of your QM tasks. You provide information, give approvals, and involve your organization.


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Your Quality Manager builds a quality management system according to ISO 9001: process map, quality policy and objectives, risks and opportunities, supplier evaluation, and management review.
More on quality management →GDPR and the Swiss nFADP in the same system: records of processing, data subject requests, and data protection impact assessments.
More on data protection →ISO 27001, NIS2, TISAX®, DORA, and SOC 2 on the same foundation, with shared documents, audits, and management reviews.
More on information security →A secure, anonymous reporting channel in line with German and EU requirements.
More on whistleblowing →EU AI Act and ISO 42001: record AI systems, assess risks, and document governance.
More on AI management →Your Quality Manager is a dedicated SECJUR expert who knows ISO 9001 and your industry and is directly available to you.








Internal Quality Manager, external Quality Manager at a day rate, or SECJUR: how the three paths to your Quality Manager compare.
Not explicitly. Since the 2015 revision, top management must assign roles, responsibilities, and authorities for the QMS. Many companies bundle these tasks in a Quality Manager, internal or external.
We take on 80% of the QM effort. You need an internal coordinator. Process owners in your departments provide information and implement measures.
No. Responsibility and decisions remain with your management. Your Quality Manager advises, steers the QMS, and reports regularly so that management can meet its responsibilities.
Your Quality Manager sets up the complaint process and supports the handling: assessing nonconformities, defining corrective actions, and checking effectiveness. Everything is documented in the Digital Compliance Office.
Yes. Your Quality Manager moves the existing QMS into the Digital Compliance Office, checks it for gaps, and develops it further.