In order to consolidate its digital trust services into a single, organized, and consistent approach, SGS has introduced a new worldwide framework called “SGS DIGITAL TRUST: Across technologies, services, and organizations.”
Building on established experience, this framework enhances and unifies SGS’s offerings to assist companies in confidently navigating the complicated digital trust environment of today.
For many years, SGS has prioritized digital trust as a strategic goal. At the 2024 Capital Markets Event, it was revealed as a major component of Strategy 27: Accelerating growth, establishing trust. The introduction of SGS DIGITAL TRUST, which takes place during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, signifies a renewed emphasis on assisting enterprises in addressing the digital threats of today.
From AI and connected technologies to complex infrastructures, this framework brings SGS’s services together in a clear, structured way. It enables customers to build, demonstrate and sustain trust across the digital ecosystem.
At its core are four strategic pillars that cover the full digital trust landscape:
- Connected Products & Technologies
- Digital Services & Infrastructure
- Data & Artificial Intelligence
- Organizations & People
This new framework is said to address all key aspects of trust: safety, cybersecurity, privacy, fairness, transparency and sustainability. It supports industries including critical infrastructure, medical technology, mobility, consumer electronics and wireless, as well as areas like payments, digital identity, telecoms, space and semiconductors.
Whether through secure planning, compliance audits, technical evaluation, testing or continuous monitoring, SGS is the trusted partner for building and sustaining digital trust.
Leadership Comments
Géraldine Picaud, CEO of SGS, commented: “As part of Strategy 27, digital trust is a key growth pillar for SGS. This new framework takes our expertise to the next level, reinforcing our role as an independent partner across the digital ecosystem.”
