Digital risks start with the building
Connection outages and poorly secured building systems hit businesses directly. The IT-Label objectively shows how a building's digital basis is put together.
Why the building matters
An organisation can have its own IT well organised, while the building has only one connection or the technical room is open to everyone.
The IT-Label looks at that basis: connections, backup, technical rooms and the separation between building systems and the users' network. Also read why an IT-label may become important for your insurance.
What the IT-Label gives you
Not a full cyber audit
The IT-Label assesses the building's digital infrastructure, including basic security provisions. It is not a full cyber audit of an organisation.
Frequently asked questions
Find a building's IT-Label
Certified buildings can be looked up publicly by address.
Related information
Who is the IT-Label for?
The IT-Label for owners, investors, developers, government, tenants, brokers, valuers, managers, providers and inspection bodies.
Cybersecurity in real estate
Every system connected to the network is a possible entry point. What cybersecurity means for a building, and how the IT-Label looks at it.
Find an IT-Label
Search by address or postcode which IT-Label a building has. View the classification, the scores and the certificate's validity.
The methodology
An independent audit assesses both the physical infrastructure and actual performance, using one fixed method for every partner.