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TISAX-assessedThe security standard of the automotive industry.

AirLST is TISAX-assessed. The platform meets the standard that automakers and suppliers require from their vendors: independent evidence for how confidential attendee data is handled.

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01TISAX in brief

One assessment for a whole industry

Instead of every automaker auditing every vendor, one result counts for all participants.

Assessed against VDA ISA

Independent audit providers assess against the VDA ISA catalog (Information Security Assessment of the German Association of the Automotive Industry).

Source: ENX Association: TISAX

Shared through the ENX Association

The result is shared with automakers, suppliers and vendors through the ENX Association portal. The customer defines the required assessment level.

Source: TISAX assessment levels (secjur)

Required by OEMs and suppliers

Vendors that handle confidential information are reviewed like suppliers. For dealer events, launches and press events, that includes guest lists.

Source: ENX Association: TISAX

02The result

How to get the AirLST TISAX result

We share the result, including assessment level, label and scope, with your company through the ENX portal.

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Send a request
Email kontakt@airlst.com with your company and, if you have one, your ENX ID.
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Release through ENX
We release the result to your company in the ENX Association portal.
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Review by your procurement team
Procurement or information security reviews the result directly in the portal, without an audit of their own.

Together with hosting in Germany and processing under the GDPR, TISAX is the basis for vendor approval by procurement and IT security.

03Customers

Used by automotive brands

Automakers, suppliers and consultancies use AirLST for launches, dealer events and supplier days. See the Mercedes-Benz case study.

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04Read on

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05FAQ

TISAX FAQ

What is TISAX certification?

TISAX (Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange) is the information security assessment standard of the automotive industry. Independent audit providers assess a company against the VDA ISA catalog, and the result is shared with business partners through the ENX Association. Strictly speaking, TISAX is not a certification but an assessment that ends in a label; it is often called "TISAX certification" because it serves the same purpose.

Who requires TISAX?

Automakers and their suppliers require TISAX from service providers that handle confidential information. For event teams, that includes guest lists for dealer events, product launches and press events. With a TISAX-assessed platform like AirLST, you meet that procurement requirement; see event management for the automotive industry.

How is TISAX different from ISO 27001?

ISO 27001 is a general, cross-industry standard for information security management systems and leads to a certificate. TISAX uses the VDA ISA catalog, which builds on ISO 27001 controls and adds requirements specific to the automotive industry, such as prototype protection; its results are exchanged between participants through the ENX platform. AirLST's documented credential is the TISAX assessment.

Which TISAX assessment level and label does AirLST hold?

We share the result, including assessment level, label and scope, with your company through the ENX portal; email kontakt@airlst.com.

How can customers view the AirLST TISAX result?

Through the ENX portal: send a request to kontakt@airlst.com and we release the result to your company.

Does TISAX matter outside the automotive industry?

Yes. The assessed requirements, such as how confidential information is handled, apply across the whole company. Every AirLST customer works with a vendor whose information security has been independently assessed; the information security page gives an overview.