No obligation. Just practical guidance from a TISAX specialist.
Whether you’re just starting your TISAX journey, preparing for assessment, or trying to work out what comes next, getting a clear answer can save a lot of time.
To drop-in, simply sign up to one of our upcoming slots at the dates and times advertised, and then join at any time to ask your questions.
What can I ask?
If you are new to TISAX, you may want to ask:
- Should we be aiming for AL2 or AL3?
- What is a TISAX simplified group assessment?
- Are we ready for assessment?
- How long will certification take?
Or, if you’re currently in the middle of your TISAX preparation, you may be looking for advice such as:
- Should we be running an internal audit?
- When should we engage our auditor?
- Do we have to follow a designated security framework?
- How do we know if our evidence is sufficient?
- Bring it along and ask us.
How does the TISAX support drop-in work?
This isn’t a webinar or sales presentation. It’s an informal online session designed to give you access to a TISAX specialist and help you get clarity on the questions that matter to your organisation.
Drop in at any time during the session, ask your question and get practical guidance on your next steps.
Thibault Williams is the founder of TMW Resilience, specialising in TISAX, cybersecurity, AI assurance, and information governance. He has extensive experience helping organisations align with standards, including TISAX, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, and NIST RMF, and advises on the fast-evolving landscape of AI governance and digital risk.
Thibault has multi-site, multi-country TISAX experience, with client projects spanning across the EU, the US, South America, China and Australia. He has led multiple successful TISAX programmes, including for a technology startup, a major European engineering and construction consultancy, and a global logistics operator, with clients achieving an average TISAX assessment score of 2.91 out of 3.
In addition Thibault has supported organisations with achieving AL2, AL3 and Prototype TISAX labels, and can advise on whether single site or simplified group-assessment is the best route forward for TISAX certification.