Rental dates and access
Protection of personal data, portals, identities and powers.

Housing associations
Kynexis Information Security helps home corporations to control and control digital risks. We connect cybersecurity, tenant data, suppliers, AI and continuity with the Governance Code Housing Corporations 2025 and daily practice.

Your context
Tenant portals, home and maintenance systems, Microsoft 365 and chain couplings are essential for accessible service. At the same time, corporations process personal data, payment information and data about homes and livingability.
Therefore, governance and the Supervisory Board need a clear picture of risks, recovery capability, supplier dependencies and progress of improvements. The report translates technical findings into continuity, trust and societal value.
Focus areas
The scope is tailored to the organisation, its societal mission, critical processes and digital dependencies.
Protection of personal data, portals, identities and powers.
agreements, assurance, incident reports, links and controlled exit.
Critical processes, backup, recovery, crisis roles and accessibility for tenants.
Purpose, quality, explainability, privacy, security and human oversight.
Governance and digital resilience
The governance code promotes accountability, reflection and reliable control. Kynexis Information Security translates these principles into ownership for digital risks, appropriate management information and demonstrable follow-up.
A governance GAP analysis shows how cybersecurity, data protection, AI and chain dependencies are included in decision-making, oversight and internal control. For technical depth this can be combined with a Cyber Security Audit.
Read about the Governance Code Housing associations 2025 and cybersecurity →View the risk analysis information security →Read how internal control works in practice →Your result
Kynexis Information Security translates research into decision-making information for the board and executive management and into concrete actions for those responsible in the organisation.
Insight and execution
The appropriate route follows from your steering question, desired security and the current maturity of the organisation.
Key the translation of governance principles into ownership, digital risks, reporting and demonstrable follow-up.
View Governance gap analysis →Put digital threats, vulnerabilities, impact and appropriate measures structured in the picture.
View Information security risk assessment →Develop workable policies from critical processes, dependencies and the risks of the organisation.
View Information security policy →Organize direction, reporting, supplier control and a fixed improvement cycle with experienced guidance.
View CISO as a Service →Review technique, processes, suppliers and operational control with independent evidence.
View Cyber Security Audit →Frequently Asked Questions
A baseline assessment provides broad insight, a governance GAP focuses on governance and oversight and a Cyber Security Audit assesses the technical and operational functioning more comprehensively.
Yes. Dependencies, contractual agreements, assurance, access rights, incident notifications and exit agreements can be part of the scope.
Yes. Findings are translated into board-level impact, priorities, decision points and an executable roadmap.

Start with the digital processes that directly affect tenants and property management. A malfunction or supplier incident shall only become controllable when dependencies and relapse options are known in advance.