Nest Chain

Nest’s blockchain, accessible and sustainable

Nest Chain is the permissioned blockchain infrastructure for notarizing and verifying information. Unlike public blockchains such as Ethereum or Bitcoin, this architecture gives full control over data writing and reading costs, ensuring scalability and cost efficiency for production networks processing high volumes of transactions.

Distributed Ledger Technology

The market need

The rise in data breaches and the growing complexity of supply chains are making the management of digital information ever more critical. In this context, the market demands solutions that can ensure data security, integrity and reliability, while also ensuring interoperability, privacy protection and regulatory compliance.

European initiatives such as GDPR and EBSI are speeding up the adoption of shared standards, while technologies such as blockchain (Distributed Ledger Technology) offer an infrastructure able to meet these needs, ensuring traceability, verifiability and protection of information along the entire value chain.

Nest Company’s answer

Nest Chain: the optimised blockchain

Cloud-native and container-based, it ensures elastic scalability, high availability and minimal environmental impact, making it a sustainable and energy-efficient blockchain solution, in line with ESG and corporate sustainability goals.

Ecosystem

A DLT ecosystem meeting the needs of complex industrial networks and regulated B2B2C models

Security

Cryptographic integrity and Enterprise security: it guarantees data immutability, overcoming the vulnerabilities of centralised databases.

Governance

Permissioned DLT without cryptocurrencies, with public read access for maximum transparency towards the market.

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Compliance

Digital Chain of Custody (ISO 22095): certified traceability and validation of ownership transfers along the value chain.

Green infrastructure

Cloud-native architecture with low environmental impact and high energy efficiency.

Economic model

Contained, predictable and scalable costs: the ideal infrastructure for supply chain registries and EPR schemes

Nest Chain

Our accessible and sustainable blockchain data notarization service

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Building value together

Bring your company into the world of certified data

Enable reliable processes, reduce operational risk and guarantee the quality of information along the entire value chain. Choose Nest Company’s technology.

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1. POLICY AND MANAGEMENT COMMITMENT

1.1 Policy Statement

The Management of The Nest Company Srl (TNC), aware of the strategic importance of quality and information security in the context of SMEs working with significantly larger enterprise clients, has implemented an appropriate Integrated Management System (IMS) aligned with the principles of ISO 9001:2015 and ISO/IEC 27001:2022 standards, extended to ISO/IEC 27017.

The management of chain of custody, authenticated digital declarations, and the digital product passport involves handling sensitive and critical data for our clients. TNC recognizes that client trust is based on the continuous demonstration of technical competence, regulatory compliance, and management maturity comparable to the highest industry standards.

1.2 Strategic Objectives

Quality Objectives

  • Deliver software and services that meet the specifications and contractual commitments agreed with clients.
  • Ensure that development projects meet traceability, authenticity, and data integrity requirements.
  • Enhance the professional skills of employees and collaborators.
  • Develop innovation initiatives while respecting security and compliance constraints.
  • Maintain a performance-based results evaluation system.

Information Security Objectives

  • Ensure confidentiality, integrity, availability, and resilience of information.
  • Ensure full awareness of managed information and evaluation of its criticality.
  • Guarantee secure access by preventing unauthorized processing.
  • Ensure secure collaboration with third parties.
  • Promote awareness of security-related issues.
  • Promptly detect anomalies and incidents.
  • Ensure authorized access to operational facilities.
  • Ensure compliance with legal and contractual requirements.
  • Detect abnormal events and vulnerabilities.
  • Ensure Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery.

1.3 Commitment of Top Management

  1. Provide adequate resources: Allocate human, technical, and financial resources for the IMS.
  2. Establish clear governance: Define roles, responsibilities, and reporting structures.
  3. Ensure competence: Guarantee continuous staff training.
  4. Promote a security culture: Integrate security into the company culture.
  5. Manage the supply chain: Ensure security standards are applied to suppliers as well.
  6. Monitor and review: Conduct annual reviews of performance and processes.
  7. Communicate the policy: Publish it on the website and communicate it internally.