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ISO 27001:2013 Information Security Management System

ISO 27001:2013 Information Security Management System It is the standard, which specifies requirements for implementation, establishment, operation, monitoring, research, maintenance and improvement of documented Information Security Management System. It specifies requirements for establishment of a safety control, adapted according to needs of an organization. The organization declares the assurance of Information Security Management System requirements by certification according to ISO 27001..

Benefits of ISO 27001:2013

• Customers are assured that the organization has undergone a competent, impartial, independent assessment and information is safe whilst in its care..
• Using information security measure builds confidence with customers and suppliers.
• Ensure that an appropriate management system is in place to look after the security of the organization's own information.
• Availability of secure electronic data techniques to enable society to use the internet as a means of conducting their personal, business and pleasure activities.
• Management and handling of security incidents

ISO 27002:2022 |Information security controls

Information security, cybersecurity and privacy protection

ISO/IEC 27002 provides a reference set of information security, cyber security and privacy protection controls, including implementation guidance based on internationally recognised best practices.

While ISO 27002 is not a certifiable standard by itself, compliance with its information security, physical security, cyber security and privacy management guidelines brings your organisation one step closer to meeting ISO 27001 certification requirements.

The three most impactful controls are the following:

Secure Coding: A constantly increasing number of companies develop software. Poorly written code can result in critical vulnerabilities (e.g. absence of input validation can lead to XSS attacks, SQL injections, etc.). Technical control “8.28 Secure coding” provides secure coding principles that you should apply to software development.

Threat Intelligence: One of the key aspects of securing your organization is identifying possible threats. You can calculate the risk related to each identified threat and implement mitigating measures. Organizational control “5.7 Threat intelligence” refers to collecting and analysing information related to information security threats. It considers strategic, tactical and operational threat intelligence.

Information security for use of cloud services: Companies are moving to cloud environments at a rapid pace. Organizations often assume that most information security risk lies with the cloud service provider. However, this is usually not the case. Organizational control “5.23 Information security for use of cloud services” provides guidance for acquiring, using, managing and exiting from third-party cloud services. It states that you must clearly define the responsibilities of the cloud service provider and the organization.