Your time related to priority level has to be agreed with your customer. Use priority matrix (see the article "All About Incident Classification" https://advisera.com/20000academy/knowledgebase/incident-classification/) and include definition of different type of incidents which belong to different priority levels in your SLA (to be clear which type of incidents belong to which priority level).
If you use a tool, insert priority levels inside your tool and connect them to SLA.
Updating to ISO 27001:2013 Lead Auditor Course?
I was just about to contact you about the steps for obtaining the certificate and you sent me an appropriate email.
You said that I can take the course any time I want, of course after the payment.
Does it mean that the time of taking the exam is during the valid date of the standard, in other words, until other version of the standard is declared by the ISO organization.
Answer:
I am not sure what you mean, but if you are qualified as ISO 27001 Lead Auditor, it is so for any time, anyway if you are qualified now on ISO 27001:2013, and next year is published ISO 27001:2016, you will need to perform a transition course, but you do not lose your qualification about ISO 27001.
I am willing to undergo ISO:27001 certification. I want to know what difference does it makes whether the institute/organisation which is providing me training will give IRCA/RABQSA accredited certificate.
Answer:
They have the same functions (basically both can certify individual professionals: ISO 27001 Lead Auditor, Lead Implementer, etc) and they are competitors, so the difference can be that IRCA maybe is more known internationally, although RABQSA also has good prestige.
By the way, a course accredited (by IRCA or RABQSA, or any other), have more international prestige that one course that is not accredited by a entity with good prestige, although probably you can obtain the same knowledge.
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eStewards Version 2 and ISO 14001:2015
Answer:
The current version of e-Stewards Standard for Responsible Recycling and Reuse of Electronic Equipment is referencing explicitly to the ISO 14001:2004. If you take a look at the text of eStewards Version 2, you will notice that the ISO 14001 requirements are marked with italic font and clearly distinguished from eStewards Version 2 requirements.
New version of the ISO 14001 didn't changed in a way that significantly alters requirements common to the both standards, it only has additional ones such as context of the organization and addressing risks and opportunities that doesn't influence on the compliance with eStewards Version 2.
Since there is three years period to transition to the new version of the ISO 14001, you can wait for the new version of the eStewards which will be published in 2017 or even earlier, or to make the transition before that and later just comply with new re quirements of the eStewards (if there are any).
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