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I assume that for each company other/different requirements are relevant. Right?
1 - One initial question I have is whether there is a “required” number of controls that need to be audited for a certification? I was thinking that an auditor would check 15-20 randomly selected controls?
2 - Any thoughts or recommendations for how best to approach this would be helpful and appreciated!
1. I wanted to know how we can measure the maturity of an ISO control when trying to assess its maturity level with something like CMMI.
2. How can we measure how effective is a control and how mature? Any resources that can help?
For the audit checklist document, 10.3, we are just doing ISO27001, does the auditor need to complete the whole checklist? Can pieces be done over time? Can you just sample the checklist and issue a report to meet the standard?
I wanted to know if it's not possible to use ISO 27001 and possibly 27017 to get to GDPR compliance so it's all embedded in a system as opposed to separate controls to cover a regulation
I am looking to do ISO27001 for one of our businesses which offers Cloud Services only. I presume ISO27001 should more than cover the services offered for this type of provider. Would they be similar to a Data Centre Provider?
I am now doing some exams for GDPR and in this course I've learned that ISMS is one of the strategies you can take. I have been in contact with some implementation stuff in ISMS. I would like to certify in ISO27001 but to cover GDPR which course is right for me?
If the company has a server room, is it mandatory to have a disaster recovery site to be certified?
By the way, does this (ISO 22301 Business Impact Analysis Toolkit) come with an actual sample Business Impact Analysis report? I could find in the toolkit the document named as the client mentioned so I wanted to check if the document is named differently or it's not included in the toolkit.