Transparent cost
See an instant estimate and the assumptions behind it before applying. Complade confirms the final quotation after reviewing the certification scope and required audit time.
FRLog in to Complade Portal Complade gives stakeholders informed assurance about an organization's information security risks and controls.
Review published pricing, apply and sign online, then upload Stage 1 documents as they become ready. Payment is due before the auditor starts the Stage 1 review.
Complade independently audits organizations against recognized information security standards.
Complade combines SCC-accredited certification, published pricing and a portal that makes the audit process visible. Clients can see how their information risks and controls were evaluated and what evidence supports each conclusion.
See an instant estimate and the assumptions behind it before applying. Complade confirms the final quotation after reviewing the certification scope and required audit time.
Know the stages, responsibilities, evidence requirements, audit activities and expected timelines before the audit begins. The process is predictable; the certification outcome is never predetermined.
Auditors record the requirement, assessment criteria and evidence for each conclusion. Their judgment follows a documented method.
Plan the audit, submit evidence, follow evaluated audit points, manage corrective actions and receive reports and certificates through the Complade Audit Portal.
Complade works with organizations in aviation, financial services, healthcare, logistics, technology and community development. These clients describe their CyberSecure Canada certification experience.
Executive Director, Generaldata.ca
General Data describes an achievable certification process and clear audit findings.
Read the case study and watch the videoExecutive Director, CFDC Trenval.ca
Trenval describes coordinating its staff and IT specialist for an independent assessment of cybersecurity controls.
Read the case study and watch the videoPresident & CEO, Algoma Mutual Insurance
Algoma Mutual describes a constructive audit, clear findings and follow-up corrective actions.
Read the case study and watch the videoApply and sign the agreement, then upload Stage 1 documents. Pay before the auditor begins reviewing them. Screenshots below use illustrative sample data.
Explore the full audit process
Choose a certification and describe your organization and audit preferences.

Review and sign the certification agreement and confidentiality terms after scope review.

Upload the required documents as they become ready, before payment is due.
Payment is due after the required documents are uploaded, before the auditor begins the Stage 1 review.

See the audit plan, participants and evaluated audit points.

Review and download the completed report in the same workspace.

Access certification records and the certificate after independent review.
With your authorization, the Complade Audit Portal can pull selected evidence directly from Maple GRC. You can still upload documents in the portal.
Using a GRC tool is optional. The audit team evaluates evidence against the same criteria regardless of how it was submitted.
Yes. The Standards Council of Canada accredits Complade for ISO/IEC 27001 and CyberSecure Canada certification. The official SCC directory and IAF CertSearch show Complade's current records.
ISO/IEC 27001 is an internationally recognized information security management system standard. CyberSecure Canada is Canada's national cybersecurity certification for eligible small and medium-sized organizations.
Complade publishes planning estimates and their assumptions. The final quotation is confirmed after Complade reviews the application, certification scope and required audit time.
Timing depends on scope, readiness, document availability, auditor and client schedules, and the time required to resolve nonconformities. Complade publishes a fastest-case ISO 27001 planning scenario of about six weeks for an audit-ready small organization.
Yes. A lead auditor can explain the standard, process, scope factors, timing and published pricing. To protect impartiality, the auditor cannot design your system or tell you how to implement it.
If you have questions about the process or which certification fits your organization, book a meeting with Complade.