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The question I had: Do we as a company get by extension the benefits of cloud companies having all the certificates and good practices when it comes to protecting and keeping data safe. We are working with *** and ***. An example scenario would be an auditor asking my company how we back up data? And our answer is that we back up our data on 2 different servers: *** and *** for example. Would that be OK? Since we are not the ones responsible for the data, but we are offloading this to a much more secure company. Is this something that we can evaluate as low risk and not implement special controls when it comes to protecting this data, since we are getting the benefits of using a cloud provider?
I want to make career in compliance although I have 1.5 years experience of infosec. How do I start it?
In the scope definition I write only what the company does and where it does it (address), don't you need to write the processes involved in the scope?
Na definição de escopo eu escrevo apenas o que a empresa faz e onde faz (endereço), não precisa escrever os processos envolvidos no escopo?
Just wanted to know if ISO 27001 requires Job description to be signed off
I need ISO 27001 certifying firm. can you help me to get.
I'm finding a contradiction. In the article Practical use of corrective actions for ISO 27001 and ISO 22301, it says under Required Documents that that a procedure must be documented. But further down, it says that it is not mandatory. Which is it?
I’m in the process of writing an Incident Response Plan Policy. Our company purchased the 27001 Documentation Toolkit and I only saw the IRP Procedure. Do you have a IRP Policy somewhere in this toolkit that I can’t find or do I have to purchase this separately?