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Oye tengo una gran duda con unos templates que compre con ustedes para Risk Assessment, en los videos no muestran como crear la lista de Riesgos. Solo indica que primero hay que identificar los Activos, a través de las amenazas y vulnerabilidades pero no veo ningún template que muestre el resultado final después de haber identificado los Riesgos, estoy confundido. Me puede ayudar?
(Hey, I have a big question with some templates that I bought with you for Risk Assessment, in the videos they don't show how to create the list of Risks. It only indicates that the Assets must first be identified, through threats and vulnerabilities but I don't see any template that shows the final result after having identified the Risks, I am confused. Can you help me?)
Buenos días, haré mis primeras consultas como parte de la compra del paquete de implementación de la ISO 271001, y mis consultas son las siguientes:
En un informe de Auditoría Interna ISO 27001 es posible detallar las conformidades como Mayores y Menores o solo como No Conformidades? ya que si tomo la Directriz de la ISO 19001 no la sub divide como mayor y menor, simplemente como solo No Conformidad.
Si bien es cierto un Informe de Auditoría Interna, detalla los Hallazgos (No conformidades) y observaciones, que pasaría sí en la organización auditada es todo CONFORMIDAD?, Es posible que en el Informe de Auditoría Interna mencione cuantas CONFORMIDADES encontré?
I have the next question. A customer of ours participates in a government tender. He must therefore demonstrate that he meets a number of requirements of the ISO 27001 standard. In total it concerns 200 requirements.
I already used risk ID's inside the SoA template and wrote down „Risk #8, #10, #38“ for example. I did it like Dejan’s video tutorial said. But control A.12.6.1 includes (in my opinion) almost any risks out of the risk assessment table and I would like to write a general statement for „reason for selection / exclusion“ instead of writing each risk ID down. Is this possible? I did it for some other controls inside the SoA already too.
You told me that listing the consequences inside the Asset Inventory comes out of the Risk Assessment Table and isn’t mandatory (but best practice). So far I totally got it and it makes more sense as the comment says before. But here is the thing: If I take the asset "top management" for example, I have for one asset different consequences inside the Risk Assessment Table, cause I have more than one vulnerability and threat. One asset with two different consequence-levels. The Asset Inventory consists of the asset „top management“ but needs just one consequence-level, right(?) Or shall I put both consequence-levels for one asset inside the Asset Inventory?