Promoting Transparency, Resilience, and Trust

Conducting Business with Integrity

Flir is committed to meeting global regulatory, cybersecurity, and data protection requirements that help customers operate with confidence. Our compliance programs support the secure development, delivery, and management of products, services, and business operations while promoting transparency, resilience, and trust.

As part of this commitment, we maintain an Information Security Management System (ISMS) certified to ISO/IEC 27001, the internationally recognized standard for information security. We also monitor and address evolving regulatory requirements, including those affecting product data access, cybersecurity, and digital services, such as the European Union Data Act.

Protecting information through a certified security framework

Our ISO/IEC 27001-certified Information Security Management System provides a structured, risk-based approach to protecting information assets.

Security governance, risk management, incident response, and continuous improvement are integrated across people, processes, technology, and third-party relationships.

EU Act Readiness: Supporting transparency, data access, and customer control

The European Union Data Act introduces new requirements for connected products and digital services, including access to product-generated data and secure data sharing. Flir evaluates applicable requirements and works to ensure products, services, and business processes align with evolving regulatory obligations where applicable.

Data Protection & Privacy

Information is protected according to its sensitivity and criticality using controls designed to maintain confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Encryption, access controls, monitoring, and secure operational practices help protect data across systems and services.


Supplier & Third-Party Compliance

Extending security and compliance across the supply chain

Security requirements are incorporated into supplier and partner relationships through risk assessments, contractual obligations, and ongoing reviews. Third-party risks are managed throughout the supplier lifecycle to help protect shared information and maintain compliance expectations.