ISO27001 / ISO27002: A Pocket Guide
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Protect your organisationтАЩs information assets using ISO27001:2013Information is one of your organisationтАЩs most important resources. Keeping that information secure is therefore vital to your business. This handy pocket guide is an essential overview of two key information security standards that cover the formal requirements (ISO27001:2013) for creating an Information Security Management System (ISMS), and the best-practice recommendations (ISO27002:2013) for those responsible for initiating, implementing or maintaining it.
Furthering the objectives of your organisationInformation security means much more than a technology solution, and requires buy-in from senior managers and the collaboration of all staff in the organisation. For this reason, ISO27001 is not a one-size-fits-all solution, nor is it designed to be a static, fixed entity. By looking at ISO27001 and ISO27002 together, this pocket guide gives a wider view of what it means to implement an ISO27001 ISMS.
Creating an ISMS based on ISO27001/ISO27002 will help you to:
improve efficiency by having systems and procedures in place, enabling you to focus more on your core businessprotect your information assets from a wide range of cyber threats such as criminal activity and fraud, user errors, outside attack, insider compromise and system failuremanage risk systematically and put in place a plan to eliminate or reduce cyber threats to your organisationprepare for the worst, as ISO27001 requires you to monitor information security events, enabling earlier detection of threats or processing errors, and faster resolution.Completely up to date with the latest 2013 release of ISO27001,┬аISO27001/ISO27002: A Pocket Guide┬аcovers:
the ISO/IEC 27000:2013 family of information security standardsbackground to the standards certification processthe ISMS and ISO27001:2013specification vs. code of practicedocumentation and recordsmanagement responsibilitypolicy and scoperisk assessmentimplementationcontin
