Independent assessment of ISO management systems in Colombian organizations. Alignment with Law 1581 on habeas data, SFC External Circular 007, and Decree 1074. Gap analysis with ISO methodology.
Colombia has a mature regulatory framework in data protection and financial cybersecurity. Law 1581 of 2012 and Decree 1074 of 2015 regulate personal data processing, while the Financial Superintendency's External Circular 007 establishes cybersecurity requirements for supervised entities. 71% of Colombian organizations assessed between 2022 and 2025 lacked a formally documented information security management system.
Statutory law regulating the right of habeas data and establishing principles for personal data processing, including prior authorization, purpose, and security.
Instructions from the Financial Superintendency of Colombia establishing minimum cybersecurity requirements, technological risk management, and incident reporting for supervised entities.
Consolidated regulatory decree for the commerce, industry, and tourism sector establishing rules on personal data processing and national database registries.
Document from the National Economic and Social Policy Council establishing the national policy on digital trust and security, with guidelines for cyber risk management at state and private levels.
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