Answer: The time to implement ISO 27001 will depend on many variables, like the size of the organization, the complexity of the scope, the resources available, etc., but in general, for small and medium-sized organizations the implementation duration, can vary from 3 to 12 months.
These materials will also help you regarding ISO 27001 implementation:
- Book Secure & Simple: A Small-Business Guide to Implementing ISO 27001 On Your Own https://advisera.com/o oks/secure-and-simple-a-small-business-guide-to-implementing-iso-27001-on-your-own/
- Free online training ISO 27001 Foundations Course https://advisera.com/training/iso-27001-foundations-course/
Integrating ISO 20000 and ISO 27001
Answer: Both ISO 20000 an ISO 27001 standards do not prescribe how to build the documentation, so you can elaborate your ISO 27001 documentation as you proposed (putting inside the ISO 27001 documents, where appropriate, the references to the ISO 20000 ones or parts of the ISO 20000 documents).
But before you do that you should consider if keeping separated documents wouldn't require more effort than using an integrated document (generally integrated documents are more useful and require less effort).
Answer: ISO 27001 is a management standard, so it does not go far on technical aspects of security controls, including VAPT (Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Test). It focus on establishing control objectives (which should be achieved by implementing the controls) and general requirements for applicable controls. ISO 27002, a supporting standard for implementation of ISO 27001 controls, provides additional details and guidance for controls implementation, but also does not go deep on technical details.
Answer: To regain top management trust and support to an ISO 27001 implementation, you should focus on quickly solving relevant business problems currently affecting the organization by means of implementation of ISO 27001 related controls. At this point the focus should be on quick risk assessments and implementation of the easier controls that can achieve the faster and more important results (such things as internal audit and documentation control should be postponed).
Once significant results are achieved you can argument that to maintain them in the long run the other ISO 27001 requirements should be implemented.
Puede organizar la implementación de su SGA siguiendo estos pasos:
1) Obtenga el soporte de la alta dirección real, esto significa suficiente dinero y recursos humanos para el proyecto. Para este propósito, el beneficio comercial del proyecto debe ser comunicado a la alta gerencia.
2) Establezca la estructura del proyecto, nombre al gerente del proyecto, el patrocinador del proyecto, el equipo del proyecto (si es necesario), defina los hitos, fechas límite, resultados y presupuesto.
3) Identifique los requisitos legales para su SGA.
4) Defina el alcance de su sistema de gestión ambiental
5) Defina los procedimientos y procesos del SGA. Puede verificar qué documentos son obligatorios y los recomendados en este artículo: https://advisera.com/9001academy/pt-br/kit-de-documentacao-da-iso-9001/nowledgebase/lista-de-documentos-obligatorios-requeridos-por-la-iso-90012015/
6) Realice la formación y toma de conciencia
7) Opere su EMS, manteniendo los registros necesari os para la auditoría
8) Realice la auditoría interna
9) Realice la revisión de la gestión
10) Implemente acciones correctivas
11) Auditoría de certificación
Durante la implementación, no escriba demasiados documentos. Por supuesto, debe tener en cuenta lo mínimo necesario, pero evite escribir documentos demasiado detallados, ya que se mejorarán a lo largo del tiempo durante el proceso regular de revisión.
Consider your organization with a given strategic orientation and a quality policy. Your organization is an open system interacting with the environment, it is not wise to define objectives for the management system, for example, without considering the internal and external context. For that reason, organizations assess the environment and determine relevant internal (like process performance, like customer complaints, like downtime, like … ) and external issues (like legislation evolution, like technological evolution, like social and economic trends, like …). Then, your organization can evaluate those issues and see if they can be related with opportunities or risks. For example, a demographic evolution can be seen as an opportunity and an economic trend can be seen as a risk. An opportunit y is something that can help meeting an objective, and a risk is something that can hinder meeting an objective.
You can also look into a process or a product/service and think about the desired outcomes and/or desired performance. Then you can determine risks and opportunities about those expected results.
The following material will provide you information about context and the risk-based approach:
Answer:
Following belongs to the Service Managers' responsibilities:
- accountable for the delivery of a specific IT service (ensuring that the ongoing service delivery and support meet agreed customer requirements)
- responsible to the customer for the initiation, transition and ongoing maintenance and support of a particular service and accountable to the IT director or service management director for the delivery of the service.
- the service owner’s accountability for a specific service within an organization is independent o f where the underpinning technology components, processes or professional capabilities reside.
- responsible for continual improvement and the management of change affecting the service under their care
So, if your sales team is capable to fulfill above requirements - then yes, they can be the service owners (of the business part of the service catalogue).
GDPR concern
Answer:
Is not that the EU GDPR forbids you to send or store data outside the EEA but rather it requires that you mention to the individuals that their data may be sent outside the EEA and the safeguards you took to make sure that the data is processed in a lawful manner.
So, you should first communicate this to your customers though you Privacy Notices.
Corresponde a la organización seleccionar el método que se adapte mejor a sus características, situación, dimensiones , contexto en el que opera u ofrece sus conocimientos, pudiendo ser un simple proceso cualitativo o una evaluación completa cuantitativa.
Estos son algunos ejemplos de herramientas metodológicas:
- Norma UNE ISO 31000, "Gestión de riesgos, Principios y directrices" . Proporciona las mejores prácticas que han sido recogidas en la gestión de riesgos llevada a cabo en diferentes áreas.
- Norma UNE EN 31010 "Gestión de riesgos. técnicas de evaluación de riesgos". Utilizada como ayuda de la norma anterior, proporciona las directrices necesarias para seleccionar y aplicar las técnicas más eficaces para la evaluación de los riesgos.
- Norma UNE 15008 "Análisis y evaluación de riesgos ambientales". Describe la metodología para analizar y evaluar los riesgos ambientales y establecer una gestión eficiente de los mismos.
Estos materiales pueden ayudarle a conocer más sobre los riesgos y oportunidades en ISO 14001:2015: