NBlog April 22 - ISO/IEC 27003 ISMS implementation guide published
ISO/IEC 27003:2017 has been published. This is a fully revised version of the Information Security Management System (ISMS) implementation guide, originally published in 2010.
The new version is a significant improvement on the 2010 version. It follows the structure of ISO/IEC 27001, providing pragmatic advice section-by-section on how to satisfy the requirements. I'm happy to recommend it.
The
following core ISO27k standards are a sound basis on which to design and
implement a management system to manage information risks (for
historical reasons, termed "information security risks" or
"cybersecurity risks" in the standards):
- ISO/IEC 27000:2016 - the overview and glossary (FREE download!)
- ISO/IEC 27001:2013 - formalized ISMS specifications
- ISO/IEC 27002:2013 - information security controls
- ISO/IEC 27003:2017 - the new implementation guideline
- ISO/IEC 27004:2016 - security metrics
Unfortunately, ISO/IEC 27005 on
information risk management is out-of-line with the set. A revised
version of '27005 is not expected to surface for at least a couple of
years. Meanwhile, '27003 gives useful advice in this area, while ISO 31000:2009 (a well respected de facto risk
management standard) is readily applied to information risks. There are
several other information risk management standards, methods and
approaches as well, all of which have their advantages and
disadvantages: if your organization is already familiar with and using
some other approach to risk management, it can probably be applied
directly or adapted to suit information risk management.
For more information on the ISO27k standards, ISMS implementation, information risk management and so forth, please browse the ISO27k FAQ. If you are active in this area, you are very welcome to join the 3,500-strong ISO27k Forum. Although it is not 'official' ISO information, it is FREE.
For more information on the ISO27k standards, ISMS implementation, information risk management and so forth, please browse the ISO27k FAQ. If you are active in this area, you are very welcome to join the 3,500-strong ISO27k Forum. Although it is not 'official' ISO information, it is FREE.
Regards,
Gary (Gary@isect.com)
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