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ISO 27001 - Context of Organization

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ISO 27001 - Context of Organization

Does ISO 27001 say that organizations have to understand internal and external issues, interested parties and their requirements, when defining the ISMS scope? Is it correct to say "YES"? Or the understanding has to take place BEFORE and not DURING or WHEN ?

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Rhand Leal Dec 17, 2020

ISO 27001 clause 4.3 (Determining the scope of the information security management system) requires an organization to consider the following when defining the ISMS scope:

  • relevant internal and external issues to the organization’s purpose and which can impact, or be impacted, by the ISMS intended results
  • requirements of interested parties
  • interfaces and dependencies between activities that are and are not considered for the ISMS scope

For considering something you need to understand that thing, but the standard does not define when this information needs to be gathered and understood, but as soon as it is available, the faster you will be able to define an ISMS scope that is relevant and integrated to organizations operations.

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