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How to Enhance Your ISO 27001 Management System

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About this Event

Join Ryan and Alex as they will cover the internal and external value of ISO 27001 certification and how that value can be intensified by including other control sets within your ISMS.

ISO has a number of different standards, that may be sector or industry specific, that are based on the current control set of ISO 27002 / ISO 27001 Annex A and include additional control implementation guidance and new controls; these standards are designed to be extensions of an ISMS to provide further assurance to customers that those additional control sets are effectively incorporated into the ISMS and assessed as part of the external assessment.

We will discuss the following:

  • The openness of ISO 27001, specifically as it relates to control sets and extensions
  • Common extensions to Annex A and reasons for their inclusion – ISO 27017, ISO 27018
  • What other control set extensions are out there (ISO 27799, ISO 27019 as an example)
  • Unique extensions like ISO 27701 (management system and controls)
  • Options for not relying on Annex A (i.e. NIST control set or SOC 2 criteria) and how that would work
  • Steps on including and maintaining control set extensions in your ISMS

About this Event

Join Ryan and Alex as they will cover the internal and external value of ISO 27001 certification and how that value can be intensified by including other control sets within your ISMS.

ISO has a number of different standards, that may be sector or industry specific, that are based on the current control set of ISO 27002 / ISO 27001 Annex A and include additional control implementation guidance and new controls; these standards are designed to be extensions of an ISMS to provide further assurance to customers that those additional control sets are effectively incorporated into the ISMS and assessed as part of the external assessment.

We will discuss the following:

  • The openness of ISO 27001, specifically as it relates to control sets and extensions
  • Common extensions to Annex A and reasons for their inclusion – ISO 27017, ISO 27018
  • What other control set extensions are out there (ISO 27799, ISO 27019 as an example)
  • Unique extensions like ISO 27701 (management system and controls)
  • Options for not relying on Annex A (i.e. NIST control set or SOC 2 criteria) and how that would work
  • Steps on including and maintaining control set extensions in your ISMS

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Ryan Mackie

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Alex Hsiung

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