I was wondering if there is a possibility to consider ISO 27001 in the field of media production. I've been thinking about the matter since i'm involved in working with such an industry for the time being. I was trying to look for an approach to present the idea with no success until now. Appreciate your valuable assistance.
Answer:
Sure, ISO 27001 is interesting for media production companies because the main objective of the standard is the protection of information, and I am sure that you have sensitive data in your business. Furthermore, ISO 27001 is for any type of business, so you can implement and certify it in your company. I think that the important in your situation is to obtain the management support, so I think that this webinar can be interesting for you ISO 27001 benefits: How to obtain management support : https://advisera.com/27001academy/webinar/iso-27001-benefits-how-to-get-management-buy-in-free-webinar-on-demand/
Also this article can be interesting Four key benefits of ISO 27001 implementation : https://advisera.c om/27001academy/knowledgebase/four-key-benefits-of-iso-27001-implementation/
And finally this article can be also interesting for you Applicability of ISO 27001 across industries : https://advisera.com/27001academy/blog/2015/06/29/applicability-of-iso-27001-across-industries/
1.- I wonder if you can help answer my query. I want to know if there are any disadvantages in doing ISO 27001 with one board rather than other? I am looking at a course which is run over 2 consecutive weekends and certified by PECB. All other courses I have looked at are certified by IRCA.
2.- Do you have any suggestions on opinions on this? Also are the exams the same format/difficulty for both boards?
Answer:
Point 1: There are many companies and all are good, our recommendation is that you search a course accredited by IRCA or RABQSA (although PECB is also a good entity), because this means that, once you pass the exam, this certificate will be accepted by any certification body if you want to work as lead auditor with them. Maybe this article can be interesting for you How to become ISO 27001 Lead Auditor : https://advisera.com/27001academy/knowledgebase/how-to-become-iso-27001-lead-auditor/
Point 2: Regarding the exam, I think that the important is to know in detail the basic points of the standard (risks assessment & tr eatment and security controls), and depending on the entity there will be more or less questions about one or other, but if you have good knowledge about them, surely you do not have problems. So, if you want to prepare the exam, this webinar can be interesting for you ISO 27001 Lead Auditor Course preparation training : https://advisera.com/training/iso-27001-lead-auditor-course/
Políticas de desarrollo
Estuve revisando el sitio de ustedes y al parecer es justo lo que necesito, tengo una auditoria ISO27001:2013 el próximo mes y necesito tener listas las siguientes políticas del Anexo 14.2, y serias estas:
A14.2.1 Política de Desarrollo
A14.2.5 Los procedimientos del sistema de desarrollo
A14.2.6 Entorno de Desarrollo Seguro
A14.2.8 Pruebas de la Seguridad del Sistema
Necesito saber si lo que ustedes venden contiene toda la descripción de las políticas anteriores solo para que yo les pueda hacer los ajustes a lo que autorice mi empresa, de ser afirmativo necesito que me indiquen cuanto cuesto y como lo pago.
Respuesta:
En relación a los documentos que has listado, sólo es obligatorio tener el que aplica para el control "A.14.2.5 Los procedimientos del sistema de desarrollo", de todas formas, con nuestra plantilla "Política de desarrollo seguro" : https://advisera.com/27001academy/es/documentation/politica-de-desarrollo-seguro/ puedes implementar todos los controles que necesitas y más: A.14.1.2, A.14.1.3, A.14.2.2, A.14.2.7, A .14.3.1, etc.
Puedes ver una versión gratuita del documento clickeando en "Demo gratis", y si estás interesado en adquirirla, en la página anterior puedes ver el precio.
Finalmente, recuerda que puedes preguntarnos cualquier duda que tengas.
iso 27001 lead auditor
Sure, you are welcome. And sorry but we do not have other specifics examples related to your question, but if you need more information about nonconformities, I think that this article can be interesting for you "Major vs. Minor nonconformities in the certification audit" :
I just want to know that is your new RISK assessment toolkit is based on ISO 31000
Answer:
Our methodology is based on ISO 27005, which has the same structure that ISO 31000 (they are fully compatible), but while ISO 31000 is focused on any type of risk (environmental, financial, information security, etc), ISO 27005 is focused specifically to information security. So, if you want to work only with information security, the best, or our recommendation, is a methodology based on ISO 27005. If you want, you can see a free version of our template clicking on Free Demo tab here Risk Assessment and Risk Treatment Methodology : https://advisera.com/27001academy/documentation/Risk-Assessment-and-Risk-Treatment-Methodology/
Finally, if you need more information about ISO 27001, ISO 27005 and ISO 31000, you can read this article ISO 31000 and ISO 27001 How are they related? : https://advisera.com/27001academy/blog/2014/03/31/iso-31000-and-iso-27001-how-are-they-related/
Questions about ISO 27001
I need some ISMS question for prepare interview.
The interviewer will probably focus on the following:
1.- Which safeguards (controls) are listed in ISO 27001
2.- What is the role of risk management in ISO 27001
3.- Which are general steps in the implementation of this standard
4.- How to setup an ISO 27001 project
Information Security Aspects of Business Continuity
Hi. I am currently working on a project - Implementing Iso27001 for the IT department (Support function- No. of employees is 6) of an organisation. I need clarification regarding the control " Information Security Aspects of Business Continuity". would this be applicable to them ? they are just in the planning phase of DRP and they do not have BCP in Place as of now.
Answer:
Information Security Aspects of Business Continuity is not a control, is a domain (domain A.17) composed by the controls A.17.1.1, A.17.1.2, A.17.1.3, and A.17.2.1. These controls are basically for implement a Business Continuity Plan or a Disaster Recovery Plan in your business. We recommend you to develop a Disaster Recovery Plan because it is related to the Infrastructure IT, so you can find a template for this here (you can see a free version clicking on Free Demo tab) Disaster Recovery Plan : https://advisera.com/27001academy/documentation/disaster-recovery-plan/
Regarding to the applicability, these controls are applicable to your employees if the Di saster Recovery Plan or the Business Continuity Plan can affect their job, and also if they are in the scope of the ISMS. Here is very important the awareness, because each one need to know what to do in case of activation of the plan (DRP or BCP).
Applicability of ISO 27001 procedures in scope with multiple departments
This questions stems from the fact that many of our existing documentation such as standards and procedures have been written up that gives the reader the impression that the controls mentioned in these documents are minimum requirements that are to be applied to all in-scope-units; whereas, in the first instance the control would have been chosen as an answer to one unit's risk.
Answer:
You should decide on your own whether your documents (e.g. policies, procedures, etc.) will apply to your whole organ ization, to your whole ISMS scope, or only to a particular organizational unit. However, when writing your documents, then you have to specify clearly to which organizational units they apply to; you can also specify this information in the Statement of Applicability.
Tengo una duda?, los dominios son como los requisitos o requerimientos?, es el deber ser de la norma ISo 27001?, o los requiesitos son los que usted expone en una pagina donde habla de lo siguiente:
1.Diagnostico y formulacion
1.1. Apoyo de la dirección
1.2. Tomarlo como un proyecto
1.3. Definir el alcance del SGSI
1.4. Política del SGSI
1.5. Definir la metodología de la evaluación de riesgos
1.6. Realizar la evaluación y el tratamiento de riesgos
1.7. Redactar la declaración de aplicabilidad
1.8. Redactar el plan de tratamiento del riesgo
1.9. Determinar como medir la eficacia de los controles
1.10. Implementación de controles y procedimientos obligatorios
1.10.1. Procedimiento para el control de la documentación
1.10.2. Procedimiento para auditorias internas
1.10.3. Procedimiento para medidas correctivas
1.11. Implementar programas de capacitación y concienciación
1.12. Hacer funcionar el SGSI
1.13. Supervisión del SGSI
1.14. Auditoria interna
1.15. Revisión por parte de la dirección
1.16. Medidas preventivas y correctivas
Respuesta:
Esta lista es sólo una guía para implementar la ISO 27001 en su organización, pero cada punto está relacionado con un requisito de la norma. Por tanto, necesitas implementar todos los requisitos de ISO 27001, y para hacer esto, puedes utilizar nuestra lista de 16 pasos.