Security Check, Once Again: PropellerAds Passes the Annual ISO 27001 Surveillance Audit
Let’s keep this simple.
Every year, we go through the ISO 27001:2022 audit. And every year, it answers one very straightforward question: are we actually doing a good job at protecting data, systems, and everything behind the scenes?
And not just once, but on an ongoing basis.
So, What Does That Really Mean?
For those who don’t deal with compliance daily, ISO 27001:2022 is essentially the global benchmark for information security. ISO 27001:2022 is basically the global benchmark for information security. It’s not just a checkbox. It’s a structured way to prove that everything (from internal processes to technical infrastructure) is built to protect data properly.
And not once, but continuously.
Passing the surveillance audit confirms that our Information Security Management System is not just in place, but actively working, evolving, and keeping up with real-world risks. In other words, nothing is left “as is” – everything gets reviewed, challenged, and improved.
Why This Matters (Especially in AdTech)
Let’s be honest – in our industry, data is everywhere. Campaign data, performance metrics, user flows, financial information… and all of it moves through complex systems at scale. Therefore, when that scale grows, so do the risks.
That’s why security here is not a “nice to have.” Its infrastructure, which never relies on luck.
What this means for you:
- Your data, including KYC and financial information, is protected under strict access controls and encryption standards.
- Our systems and processes are regularly tested, audited, and improved (including independent third-party evaluations).
- You operate within a platform that meets globally recognized security standards, ensuring reliability and long-term trust.
Not a One-Time Thing
Here’s the part that often gets overlooked…this audit is never about “passing once and calling it a day” – it’s about consistency.
Over the past year, multiple teams across the company worked through improvements, addressed previous findings, and tightened processes where needed. It’s detailed, sometimes tedious work (but this is exactly what keeps the system reliable!).
Passing the surveillance audit is never just about the result, but also about the discipline behind it. Over time, strong security becomes less about reacting to risks and more about how you operate every day. This audit confirms that our systems, processes, and mindset are aligned with that approach.
Farukh Rakhimov, Head of Financial Operations and Compliance Group at AdTech Holding
What’s Next?
Nothing dramatic. We keep doing what we’ve been doing – reviewing, improving, and staying slightly paranoid (in a healthy way).
Because in a space where things change fast, security is not something you achieve once; it’s something you maintain.
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