This white paper outlines the pros and cons of both going it alone, and hiring a consultant. It offers detail on both techniques, helping you make an informed decision as to which is the most suitable approach for your business. Implementing a project like ISO can be costly if you do not budget in advance.
This white paper aims to help you budget effectively, and prevent any unnecessary expenses from occurring. Not only will you learn budgeting benefits and tips, but also how different implementation options can impact your overall budget. This white paper demonstrates how ISO and cyber security contribute to privacy protection issues.
You will learn about cyberspace privacy risks and practical tools already available for cyber security implementation. The white paper also details how ISO provides guidance to protect information, as well as the steps to follow for applying best practices in privacy protection.
This white paper explains how to integrate Information Security, IT and Corporate Governance, in the best possible way. It guides you though main principles of corporate governance and lists all the similarities and differences between all three types of governance. The white paper also lists tools available for you to use in this process to make it effortless and stress-free. The matrix shows relationships between clauses of ISO and ISO , and gives an overview of common requirements of these two standards with tips on how to fulfill them with as little documentation as possible.
The purpose of this matrix is to present possibilities for combining these two systems in organizations that plan to implement both standards at the same time or already have one standard and want to implement the other one. This is a list of the most common information security issues that can be resolved by ISO implementation, divided by industry.
This is a very useful document if you need to present to your management what your peer companies are doing. The purpose of this document is to present possibilities for combining these two systems in organizations that plan to implement both standards at the same time or already have one standard and want to implement the other one.
In this white paper we will look at each of the implementation options hire a consultant, do it on your own without support, or use the online tools in more detail, providing an easy comparison for decision making. An interview with the CEO of a smaller data center that shows how the implementation of ISO can benefit organizations from this industry.
In this paper, the CEO discusses very openly which obstacles they found while implementing ISO , and how they are using this standard to compete in the market. This white paper is intended for companies that have implemented the ISO revision, and are planning to transition to the revision. The paper describes the suggested steps in the process. This presentation is intended for security officers to present the benefits of purchasing the ISO toolkit to their top management or other decision makers.
Presentation MS PowerPoint. Obtaining management support for implementation of ISO is not an easy task. You need to show them clearly and succinctly why this project is important for your company.
Short presentation intended for employees that shows what ISO is all about, why is it good for the company — and also for themselves, and what is their role in handling information security. Templates 2 Template MS Word. It contains the following sections: Purpose, Reasoning, Project objectives, Project duration, Responsibilities, Resources, and Deliverables.
Template MS Word. The purpose of the Project Plan is to clearly define the objective of the Information Security Management System ISMS implementation project, documents to be written, deadlines, and roles and responsibilities in the project. Checklists 10 Checklist MS Word. A checklist that will provide you with the list of assets to be used as a guide during the asset-based risk assessment process. The checklist outlines 3 major steps during the development of the asset list and includes examples of key asset categories, elements, and owners.
Diagram PDF. Diagram that shows the ISO Risk Assessment and Treatment process, considering an asset — threat — vulnerability approach. Checklist MS Word. Which certification body is right for you? This list contains 15 questions that will enable you to choose the right partner for this important step. Diagram that shows the ISO implementation process, from the beginning of the project to the certification.
Diagram that shows the BS implementation process, from the beginning of the project to the certification. A checklist that will enable you to keep track of all steps during the ISO implementation project. The checklist has 14 major steps and 44 tasks, starting with obtaining management support all the way through to certification audit. The checklist has 17 major steps and 51 tasks, starting with obtaining management support all the way through to certification audit.
Sorry, no free materials matched your criteria Please try to search with different keywords. Dejan Kosutic. Wondering what the audit process looks like? ISO standards are internationally agreed standards criteria documents. The purpose of ISO standards is to share information and knowledge.
Different industries use ISO standards to adopt consistent solutions to operational challenges. The key document in the family is ISO ISO sets out the technical criteria for the design and implementation of an ISO certified information security management system. Information security management systems are also known by the acronym ISMS. This provides clients with assurance about the business and its operation of robust systems and processes. A review of ISO standards happens every five years.
Nearly every organisation now has a digital presence. This brings many benefits but also some risks. The top risks to your business include data breaches and cyberattacks. Before , the standards relevant to information security management systems were in ISO The accompanying implementation guidance appeared in ISO The five year review process saw ISO withdrawn in Its replacement was ISO The accompanying updated implementation guidance appeared in ISO The key differences in the revision were:.
The ISO guidance covered a sequenced approach. It provided a less flexible project approach to implementation than the revision. You might find it helpful to have a basic understanding of how links in. It also gives you the criteria for implementation. ISO guides the implementation of your information security management system.
You will find its content structure means the guidance adapts to any contextual sequencing of ISMS implementation. This makes ISO an invaluable guide. ISO is a standard that documents guidelines and principles to initiate, implement, maintain and improve information technology security techniques. This standard is useful when your risk assessment identifies a need for specific information technology security requirements.
The standard gives you guidance for developing security management techniques. The standard does this by setting out over one hundred potential controls and control mechanisms. You will find guidance helpful for this. ISO is a standard that specifies the requirements for a robust business continuity management system. Your organisation may implement this either before, or in conjunction with, the implementation of an ISMS. Deciding whether you should prioritise business continuity over ISMS implementation depends on the threats to continuity.
If your wider operating environment is stable, business continuity may not need to take immediate priority. The structure of ISO management systems standards are generally aligned. This is arguably the most efficient approach.
Your organisational type and context will determine which standards are the priority. Information security management is of vital importance to a business. For many, it will be business critical. Whether your organisation is large, medium, or small data breaches and cyber attacks bring serious consequences. These can include service interruption, loss of client confidence and large regulatory fines. Holding an ISO certification gives your customers confidence in the organisation.
Both initial validation and ongoing compliance indicate your business is at the forefront of information security management. Because of the importance of information technology security, organisations of any size or sector can benefit.
Written to cover all organisational contexts, you may find some aspects of the guidance are better suited to large organisations. If your organisation is small to medium, you can disregard any unnecessary or inapplicable guidance.
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