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Hello, I would like your advice on what package of documents is useful for me to work on some rules and policies of ISO 27,000.
I have to comply with these points:
1. Secure management of electronic and paper information (secure means of printing, storage, transfer).
2. Timely management of critical and security updates of the operating systems of any equipment and corporate applications that receive, process and/or protect CLIENT information.
3. Correct administration of the antivirus systems that protect the equipment that receives, processes and/or protects the CLIENT's information.
4. Appropriate controls to protect against unauthorized access to IMR's corporate networks (protection of wired and wireless networks, intrusion detection, etc.).
5. Adequate controls over the privileges/profiles of all users, as well as administrative permissions exclusively to prevent the installation of unauthorized software, blocking of portable applications, games, unauthorized programs and any other code or executable files that could put at risk the information that is processed in the equipment with access to CLIENT information.
6. Appropriate controls for good use of internet connectivity, taking care that CLIENT information cannot be exposed in services such as public email, instant messaging, social networks, discussion forums, file sharing sites, among others. .
7. Appropriate procedures for the correct administration of Security Incidents (information theft, misuse of information, damage to equipment with CLIENT information, among others).
8. Appropriate controls for access to equipment containing CUSTOMER information, procedures for managing users due to employee termination or role changes, etc.
9. Correct controls to guarantee the integrity of the equipment when it is unattended (automatic locks with screen protection, physical locks to secure equipment, etc.).
10. Correct and complete documentation to ensure that the personnel who access the CLIENT's information have complied with a formal hiring process, signature of confidentiality agreements, among others.
11. Appropriate procedures to control confidentiality agreements with third parties, indicating the prohibition of contracting/sharing/accessing CLIENT information with unauthorized third parties, without having previously documented the CLIENT's authorization.
I had a small query on the outlined ISMS scope in the organisational units.
Can you check the attached image if it is correct for the organisational unit highlighted scope?
As we cannot segregate office locations specifically for the outsourcing division, we will assess and implement ISO controls accordingly for the outsourcing team.
I am curious to know about the coverage of all controls during the external audit. To one of my question, you said that only the controls which are applicable can be considered.
So, my next question is I am working for an IT Software company and Can I skip any or all the following controls:
A 6.2 Mobile devices and teleworking
A 7: Human resources security
A 8: Asset Management
A9 : Access control
A 10 : Cryptography
A 11. Physical and environment security
Please advise. I would like to know:
a. What are the criteria for selecting a control?
b. What all are the mandatory controls (a must control) which the external auditor would like to see for certifying the company?
My understanding is that all the controls are applicable to all the industries, companies etc. Hence the question.
1 - I have some questions regarding ISO 27001- ISMS scope and organizational units. We are implementing the documentation in two of our companies (same corporate group). The whole Company X is within the scope but only the compliance office in Company Y. We include them both in the scope. Is this correct or do we have two sets of documentation? We are using the same equipment and facility at the moment.
2 - I also have a question regarding Risk assessment table. To be compliant with the ISO standard- should we change the risks in the risk assessment after the risk treatment? For example, if risk X has been reduced due to implementation of a policy, should we change the risk from e.g., 3 to 2 in the risk assessment? Or should we not change the risks after treatment at all?
I have your documents for the internal audit report and the checklist, on the internal report is it acceptable to state that everything was implemented correctly and there was no finding for improvement?
The majority of our finance, HR and other major departments are managed by our parent company, but our sister company wants to become ISO 27001 certified. How do we manage the certification process? Please note that we will require access to the HR and finance departments, for instance. Additionally, we are headquartered in site A and have a branch in site B, but we wish to obtain certification only for site A. How are we going to treat our employees in site B and under which category should we put this?
We are planning a BC Plan tabletop exercise for a scenario called Data Centre Power Outage. I understand the BC plan is a product of Risk Assessment and Business Impact Analysis. I just joined this new organisation and all have been given BC Plan. Not sure how risks were assessed and BIA was done.
Question: Can we include Risk assessment and BIA in the test exercise and ask questions on that? or in other words should we do both analyses during this testing exercise?
Secondly, What are the most relevant questions we should be asking?
Many thanks
Ash
Example: John is Lead Implementor of ISMS, Jack is his colleague from the same team. John's boss (who is also Jack's boss) wants to get internal audit performed by Jack. Is it a conflict of interest for Jack? (Jack was not involved in implementation but he has same boss)
Is it possible to "merge" certifications for two iso certified companies that are in different "state" like one is in their 1 years, second is in 2nd years (surveillance audit) etc. after acquisition of another company or do you have to recertify it?