Glue Collaboration Secures ISO/IEC 27001 Certification from KPMG for Enterprise Usage

KPMG IT Certification issued the certification, ISO/IEC 27001, to the company Glue Collaboration. Glue Collaboration is an enterprise-focused Metaverse firm. The award, given out by ISO (International Organization for Standardization), acknowledges a methodical strategy for protecting sensitive information. This includes information about both customers and the firm, financial data, intellectual property, and personally identifiable information.

This certification recognizes Glue’s information security management, proving the company’s services are enterprise-ready. The scope of the accreditation includes Glue’s virtual reality collaboration platform, integrated services, and digital business processes.

KPMG awards this certification to companies that promise customer data protection and the use of security management systems. This KPMG certification reinforces Glue CEO Jussi Havu’s statement regarding the company’s dedication to providing its clients with a secure and confidential service.

More about Glue

Glue is a Metaverse solution for group collaboration that facilitates more effective distant interactions by use of virtual reality conference rooms. Users can explore new worlds, interact with 3D objects, and use external video conferencing technologies.

The website has three different subscription tiers for users: free subscription, professional subscription, and enterprise subscription. Users can create personalized, lifelike avatars that represent themselves on the platform and then train those avatars to mimic their actions and expressions with the help of AI algorithms.

Companies all across the world, such as T-Mobile, BGG Estate, Axel Springer, Duodecim, and Maillefer, use Glue.

Head of Extended Reality at T-Mobile, Rafaela Sieber, claims that Glue has greatly impacted virtual interactions between their customers and employees. The platform also provides demo sessions for interested individuals. Users can access it on various XR devices with immersive technology firms like Meta, PICO, Valve, and HTC VIVE.

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