Copyright
All content on SSP Online and standard is protected. The copyright is owned by Victor A. Barbosa (standard developer). Any use of the content, including copying of it in whole or in part, for example to another Internet site, is prohibited and would require written permission from SSP.
All SSP publications are also protected by copyright. The copyright ownership of SSP is clearly indicated on every SSP publication. Any unauthorized use such as copying, scanning or distribution is prohibited.
Use restricted to SSP members, technical committees and certified companies (CCs) only.
SSP Name and logo
SSP brand: Quality, confidence, and trust.
For standards users, clients and consumers, SSP means quality, trust, security and many other positive factors. That's why we care about how SSP's trademarks are used and whether unauthorized use of ISO's trademarks could mislead, mislead, or cause confusion.
For all others except SSP members and SSP certified companies (CCs), here are some non-exhaustive guidelines to help you avoid misusing SSP`s trademarks.
1. Don't use or copy the SSP logo.
2. Don't modify or change the SSP logo.
3. Don't use a modified or changed SSP logo.
Making a complaint in relation to a claim of certification
SSP Bureau takes complaints related to the misuse of the SSP logo or false certification to SSP 8001 management system standard seriously.
Complaints should be addressed to the certification body that certified the organization. You can identify the certification body by examining the statement of certification, the certification mark used by the organization, or by requesting a copy of the certificate to the SSP 8001 standard.
to carry out your claim send us an email with full details of the issue and how we can contact you. The SSP can guarantee a resolution.