Pasqal Secures International Information Security Approval
The quantum computing firm has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification across its global operations.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Quantum Computing
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Quantum computing developer Pasqal has officially achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for its Information Security Management System. This credential confirms that the company meets rigorous international standards for managing information security risks.
Why it matters
This certification provides customers and partners with independent assurance that the company manages security risks effectively throughout its development and operational processes. It serves as a key validation of the firm's security maturity as it scales its quantum computing solutions globally.
The certification covers the 2022 version of the ISO/IEC standard and spans the lifecycle of quantum computing solutions from hardware R&D to software development. It applies to company operations in France, Canada, and Saudi Arabia.
The players
Pasqal
A developer of quantum computing solutions that maintains operations in France, Canada, and Saudi Arabia.
SGS
An international inspection and certification company that conducted the independent audit for Pasqal.
The details
The certification process involved an independent audit by SGS under COFRAC accreditation to evaluate the company's Information Security Management System. The scope encompasses all major corporate functions, including QPU production, product management, sales, and procurement.
Timeline
October 15, 2026: Pasqal announced the achievement of the certification.
The Tech Race
As quantum firms advance from laboratory prototypes to industrial-scale solutions, rigorous security protocols like the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standard become essential for enterprise adoption. This certification positions Pasqal to compete for high-security contracts by mirroring the compliance standards of mature cloud and infrastructure providers.
For enterprise clients and partners, this certification simplifies vendor risk assessments by providing a recognized security standard. It ensures that the firm's quantum computing solutions meet consistent global benchmarks for data protection and system maintenance.
The takeaway
Achieving this security standard underscores the transition of quantum technology from research projects to professional-grade enterprise products. Organizations looking to integrate quantum solutions should prioritize vendors that maintain verified information management systems to protect their proprietary data.
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