Customer data
Purpose binding, access, data sharing, retention periods and secure file-forming.
Social care and community services & well-being
Information security in social care and community services
Kynexis Information Security helps social and welfare organisations to carefully manage sensitive data, digital services and continuity. The approach is consistent with professionals, municipalities, clients and chain partners.
Your context
Secure digital support for human-oriented services
Social work, well-being and client organisations work closely with people and process information that deserves careful protection. Digital files, planning systems and collaborative platforms support daily work and connect many parties.
Kynexis Information Security brings the actual processes and dependencies into view. This creates workable choices for access, data sharing, suppliers, incidents and continuity, appropriate to the scale and societal mission of the organisation.
Focus areas
Reducing digital risks to manageable choices
The scope is tailored to the organisation, its societal mission, critical processes and digital dependencies.
Apps and suppliers
Clear agreements on management, incidents, continuity, links and a controlled exit.
Professionals and locations
Workable instructions, conscious action and clear responsibilities in daily practice.
Incidents and Recovery
Decision making, communication and alternative practices when digital support fails.
Governance and digital resilience
Connecting governance to daily implementation
The Social Work Governance Code 2025 guides governance, oversight, social responsibility and professional development. Kynexis Information Security translates these principles into ownership of digital risks and administratively usable information.
Welfare and customer organisations are given an approach that is consistent with their own services, data, municipal relationships and chain dependencies.
Read about the Governance Code Social Work 2025 and digital resilience →View the independent sector route for childcare →Read the customer case from boardroom session to improvement program →Read the customer case information security at a social organisation →Your result
Clear priorities and demonstrable progress
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.
- Risk picture from service, data and digital dependencies
- Clear roles for board, professionals, locations and suppliers
- Priority measures that are practicable in practice
- demonstrable follow-up and board-level progress information
Insight and execution
Research and support related to this
The appropriate route follows from your steering question, desired security and the current maturity of the organisation.
Governance gap analysis
Key the translation of governance principles into ownership, digital risks, reporting and demonstrable follow-up.
View Governance gap analysis →Information security risk assessment
Put digital threats, vulnerabilities, impact and appropriate measures structured in the picture.
View Information security risk assessment →Information security policy
Develop workable policies from critical processes, dependencies and the risks of the organisation.
View Information security policy →CISO as a Service
Organize direction, reporting, supplier control and a fixed improvement cycle with experienced guidance.
View CISO as a Service →Security awareness
Connect learning, practice and safe behaviour with demonstrable follow-up and daily practice.
View Security awareness →Frequently Asked Questions
Practical answers for social care and community services & well-being
Does childcare have its own sector route?
Yes. Childcare has an independent sector page for child data, parent apps, location continuity and connection between locations and service agency.
Is this approach also suitable for welfare and client organisations?
Yes. The scope is tailored to the organisation's societal mission, data, work processes, suppliers and digital maturity.
Can municipalities and chain partners be taken?
Yes. Data sharing, responsibilities, contractual arrangements, links and incident communication with chain partners may be part of the investigation.
In the social care and community services, information runs through organisations and chain partners. That is precisely why responsibilities, access and continuity require clarity across organisational boundaries.