Si se refiere a la estructura definida de los distintos tipos de documentos del Sistema de Gestión de Calidad por el estándar internacional ISO 10013:2001 se trata únicamente de una recomendación y no coincidiría con algunos de los documentos actualmente obligatorios por la norma ISO 9001:2015.
En concreto el estándar ISO 10013:2001 contiene las siguientes recomendaciones en cuanto al contenido y estructura de ISO 9001:
1) Manual de calidad. Actualmente este documento no es obligatorio en ISO 9001:2015 aunque puede ser mantenido por la organización
2) Política de Calidad. Sigue siendo un documento obligatorio en ISO 9001:2015
3) Procedimientos de calidad. Los procedimientos ya no se tratan de información documentada obligatoria aunque la organización puede definir su necesidad e implantarlos en sus procesos.
4) Instrucciones técnicas. Es la organización la que decide qué instrucciones técnicas podrían ser necesarias para la implementación del estándar.
5) Registros. Puede revisar en este artículo la lista de registros y otra información documentada obligatoria en ISO 9001:2015 - Lista de documentos obligatorios requeridos por la ISO 9001:2015: https://advisera.com/9001academy/pt-br/kit-de-documentacao-da-iso-9001/nowledgebase/lista-de-documentos-obligatorios-requeridos-por-la-iso-90012015/
Once you know which requirements you need to comply with then you can start writing a Project Plan where you assign responsibilities within the company related to the implementation of ISO 9001:2015, define the documented information to be written and determine milestones along the project. Although this is not a mandatory requirement can help you to organize your implementation of the standard. You can download this free document - Project Plan for ISO 9001 implementation: https://info.advisera.com/9001academy/free-download/project-plan-for-iso-9001-implementation-ms-word
After you can start the different steps of ISO 9001:2015 the implementation, from defining the quality policy and objectives, the context of the organization and the scope... until the internal audit and management review.
ISO 27031 is a supporting standard to help implement controls from ISO 27001 Annex A section 17, which basically covers continuity of information security and Information and Communication Technologies. Considering that, ISO 22301 covers the continuity of business as a whole, while ISO 27031 can be seen as a tool to implement the technical part of ISO 22301, so implementing it without ISO 22301 wouldn't be a good approach, because you wouldn't take advantage of the business impact analysis process, which helps optimize resources application.
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First you must consider nonconformities and its classification of major and minor.
Normally, any minor nonconformities found in an audit will need to be addressed within a certain timeline, but the certification can be granted when the corrective action plan is received, and the audit team will follow up at the next surveillance audit by the certification body. Major nonconformities might mean that your certification will not be granted until the corrective action is in place and the certification body auditors come and verify that it is effective. But I agree with you, there is some subjectivity from certification body to certification body.
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Being ISO 9001 certified is not an alternative to being ISO 27001 certified.
ISO 9001 is a management system standard for the quality management system, and ISO 27001 is a management system standard for information security management system. While ISO 9001 is about customer satisfaction, ISO 27001 is about information risk reduction.
Answer: Besides the reference to the ISO 27001 standard and to the implementation project plan (if such document exists) that is already included, you have to include reference to any laws, regulations or contracts that have clauses that can impact on your ISMS (e.g., confidentiality clauses on service level agreements with customers, data protection clauses on laws you are enforced to follow, etc.). For this list you can reference the List of Legal, Regulatory, Contractual and Other Requirements template, that is included in your toolkit on folder 02 Procedure for Identification of Requirements, and include the references to all documents there.
There is no need to include reference to any other document from the toolkit.
2. We have an offshore wholly owned subsidiary in India which operates as a separate legal entity, can we include that in the scope?
Answer: Subsidiaries legally bounded to the main organization can be included in the ISMS scope, but you should evaluate if the effort to maintain two organizations operating on different countries in a single scope is not greater than adopting two separated scopes.
3. During the first audit, the auditor mentioned we needed a 'small scope' that would be printed on the ISO Certificate, which part of the scope is he referring to?
Answer: The auditor is referring to a summary from subsections 3.1 to 3.5 of the ISMS Scope Document (processes and services, organizational units, locations, networks and IT infrastructure and the exclusions of the scope). An example may be:
"The ISMS scope comprises of software development process, performed by our software development department on premises located on address xyz, and the customer support process, performed by our customer relationship department on premises located on address abc."
Data Processing Agreement
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For the most part, the content of a Data Processing Agreement can be the same as all such documents are based on the requirements of EU GDPR Article 28 – Processors. However, there are the scope, purpose, duration as well as the types and categories of personal data being processed which vary depending on the service.
You can find a suitable template at https://advisera.com/eugdpracademy/documentation/supplier-data-processing-agreement/ The main body of the agreement should be applicable across the board to all services and Annex 1 should be filled in with the details related to the scope, purpose, categories of data and duration of the processing.
GDPR Supervisory Authority in Africa
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Based on your description, it doesn't seem that the EU GDPR is applicable to you as you don't process personal data of data subjects in the EU. If you want to find out more about the EU GDPR, check out our free EU GDPR Foundations Course (https://advisera.com/training/eu-gdpr-foundations-course//).
Filling SoA
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To perform the identification of applicable controls for the Statement of Applicability you need to consider:
- The results of risk assessment (risks identified as unacceptable will require the implementation of controls)
- Contracts, laws, regulations and other legal requirements that demands the implementation of controls (e.g., performance levels on Service Level Agreements, data protection on GDPR, etc.)
- Top management decisions about controls to be implemented not related to the previous reasons (e.g., because the top management considers them good market practices.
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We do not have an excel checklist for gap analysis, but we do have an online tool to help with this assessment. As you have stated it is designed to ask in a simple manner what parts of the ISO 45001:2018 requirements are already in place so that you can assess how much there is left to do.
To find this online ISO 45001 Gap Analysis Tool go to, https://advisera.com/45001academy/iso-45001-gap-analysis-tool/
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