Information security colleagues beyond IT can work with

When security procedures and actions sit in emails, it is hard to see who is responsible and what remains to be done. AmpliFlow is software for keeping instructions, risk assessments and reported incidents together. IT and other colleagues can assign tasks and follow them up together, rather than leaving one person to coordinate everything.

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Make procedures available

Keep instructions for tasks such as file sharing and reporting in familiar folders and pages. Colleagues can find what to do and report when something goes wrong.

Incident response procedure in the Information security folder, with instructions for reporting, investigation and follow-up.
Fictional Northstar Instruments example, with an English interface. The procedure describes what colleagues should do; it does not carry out technical security actions.Open the original image to read the details

Assign responsibility for risks and reported incidents

Record the risk, assessment and responsible person in the risk register. Reported incidents are handled as cases with investigations and tasks, so the people involved can contribute to follow-up.

Assessment of a privileged-access risk, with risk score 8 and Elena Kovacs as the responsible person.
Fictional data and English interface. The 45% reduction is an estimate, not measured effectiveness. The Date field is empty.Open the original image to read the details

An ISO 27001 example: a colleague discovers that an old project account is still in use. Report the event as a deviation and record which information may have been affected. IT and the system owner investigate access and act in the affected system. In AmpliFlow, keep the investigation, owners and follow-up results. At the next review, you can assess whether the offboarding procedure also needs changing for other systems.

Action plan in deviation 214, with three checked training tasks and Elena Kovacs selected as action owner.
Fictional October exercise, deviation 214, English interface. Elena records simulated actions on 20 October 2026. No real accounts are changed and no files exist.Open the original image to read the details
Follow-up in deviation 214, with one decision field showing Effective, Mei Chen as verifier and verification date 23 October 2026.
The same fictional exercise, English interface. Mei verifies two simulated requests on 23 October. Effective applies only to the exercise, not measured security effectiveness. The case was created and closed on 24 October 2026.Open the original image to read the details
AmpliFlow, which understands both management systems and IT, is the perfect partner. They helped us create a smooth and logical structure with exactly the IT tools you need to pass a certification audit.
Meysam Saidzadeh
Meysam SaidzadehCEO, LUCO AB

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