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Aner Izraeli is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Torq. He leads Torq’s cybersecurity strategy with a focus on innovation and resilience. Aner’s career spans over two decades in the cybersecurity field, where he has consistently demonstrated expertise in SIEM/SOC, incident response, and network security.
We’re proud to announce that Torq has recently completed two important milestones in our security and AI governance journey: German BSI C5 certification and ISO 42001:2023 certification.
These achievements reflect the same principle that guides our platform development every day — pairing cutting-edge AI innovation with the operational rigor enterprises expect. As our capabilities expand across Hyperautomation, agentic AI, and multi-tenant SOC operations, we continue to invest heavily in the foundations that keep the platform resilient, secure, and dependable at scale.
These new certifications join our existing SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 compliance frameworks, and reflect our ongoing commitment to delivering a platform that stays secure, governed, and dependable as customers scale.
Raising the Bar for Secure, Enterprise-Ready AI
Our customers rely on Torq for mission-critical security operations, and they expect a platform that stays resilient under pressure.
These certifications help us show — independently and transparently — that we meet rigorous standards for security, reliability, and responsible AI practices. These certifications validate not only the strength of our architecture but also our ongoing commitment to continually improve every aspect of the platform, enabling customers to trust Torq with their most sensitive workflows.
Why Do These Certifications Matter for Modern Security Operations?
German BSI C5: Proving Operational Security at Enterprise Scale
BSI C5 verifies the strength of our operational security foundation. It assesses how we secure and manage the infrastructure that supports Torq HyperSOC™, including:
- Secure system configuration and hardened environments
- Access control and identity management
- Continuous monitoring of systems and workloads
- Robust vulnerability and patch management
- Structured incident detection and response processes
- Strong data protection and privacy safeguards
For customers running large, distributed, or highly regulated environments, BSI C5 signals that Torq is built to operate securely at scale — and engineered to stay that way.
ISO 42001: The Global Standard for Responsible, Well-Governed AI
ISO 42001 is the first global standard for responsible AI operations. It confirms that Torq’s AI capabilities operate within a tightly governed lifecycle, covering:
- AI risk management and accountability
- Transparent and explainable AI practices
- Model lifecycle governance (design → development → deployment → review)
- Protections against bias and unfair outcomes
- Data quality controls for AI systems
- Human oversight of automated deBSIions
It reflects our commitment to building AI that is not only powerful, but safe, reliable, and aligned with the expectations of modern enterprises.
What This Means for Torq Customers
Becoming an ISO 42001 and BSI C5 certified company is an important step forward, and we’re not stopping here. As Torq continues to expand capabilities across AI SOC operations, we remain committed to:
- Delivering innovation without compromising stability
- Building AI systems that are explainable, governed, and secure
- Maintaining a platform foundation that is resilient, mature, and ready for enterprise scale
- Following the industry’s strongest operational and compliance standards
Our mission is to give customers technology that moves fast — on top of an operational backbone built to last.
Torq’s new certifications strengthen the same foundation highlighted in the latest GigaOm SecOps Automation Report, where Torq is recognized as a market Leader. See why our secure, multi-agent, enterprise-grade platform outperforms legacy SOAR.
