Cybersecurity at CeGaT: Part of Daily Practice

May 07, 2026

In the healthcare and research sectors, information security is essential. It is a prerequisite for protecting highly sensitive data and trusting collaboration with clinical and industrial partners. With the NIS 2 Directive, the EU is significantly increasing cybersecurity requirements. CeGaT identified these developments early on and has established the necessary structures. The requirements of DIN EN ISO/IEC 27001 are already incorporated.

Recent cyberattacks on organizations in healthcare and research demonstrate that poorly integrated security measures can lead to project delays, data loss, or major operational disruptions. The NIS 2 Directive requires companies in healthcare, research, IT services, and critical infrastructure to implement comprehensive information security measures. These include risk management, clearly defined responsibilities, structured processes for handling security incidents, and mandatory reporting obligations in the event of cyberattacks. The goal is to strengthen resilience against digital threats.

CeGaT established a systematic approach to information security at an early stage. Against this background, current regulatory developments, such as the NIS 2 Directive, are not a fundamental change for CeGaT but a further development of existing structures. For our customers, this means they can rely on their data and projects being processed in a secure and stable environment.

Internal processes at CeGaT are aligned with DIN EN ISO/IEC 27001, an internationally recognized framework for structured information security management. Based on this, the requirements of modern cybersecurity regulations are embedded in clearly defined, company-wide processes at CeGaT. A certificate confirms compliance with DIN EN ISO/IEC 27001:2024-01.

Current developments in cybersecurity show that companies require a structured security concept that systematically identifies and manages risks. CeGaT consistently pursues this approach and ensures the consistent, long-term integration of security measures across all processes.

An overview of our accreditations and awards, as well as the certificate confirming compliance with DIN EN ISO/IEC 27001:2024-01, can be found here.