IEC INTERNATIONAL 27031 STANDARD.pdf [REPACK]
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ISO/IEC 27001 is a framework that organizations can use to establish a documented process for developing and implementing information security management systems. ISO/IEC 27001 is a top-level standard which applies to organizations that store, process, or transmit information. It is designed to help organizations improve their security posture. This standard is important because organizations that store, process, or transmit information are subject to many security vulnerabilities, such as cybercrime and data breaches.
ISO/IEC 27001 is the standard for managing security in organizations that handle information. The standard’s scope includes processes, procedures, and controls that cover the following areas:
Security management system – the establishment, implementation, and maintenance of processes, procedures, and controls for security management.
Information security policy – the document defining how information will be collected, stored, disclosed, and protected.
Security management function – the function(s) that manage and provide oversight for the security management system.
ISO/IEC 27001 is required for any organization that handles information, including companies, government institutions, educational institutions, and health care organizations. Many organizations use ISO/IEC 27001 as a means to demonstrate and promote their commitment to information security.
In ISO 27031, effective programme management is the practice of planning, organising, implementing, and controlling a computer system or IT service. The phrase “programme” is used as a synonym for project, programme, and task. This is a form of phased programme management. This is a continuous process to ensure that requirements are properly defined, that the programme is well planned and managed, and that tasks are well-defined, scoped, and resourced.
ISO 27031:2011 provides a framework to ensure that organisations' ICT infrastructure and systems are suitable and appropriate for meeting specific business requirements and to promote the continued use of these systems and services. The standard involves a set of guidelines and requirements for managing and protecting ICT systems and services from an event or incident perspective. It includes provisions for describing what ICT systems and services are used to fulfil business needs, and the associated risks as well as a list of specific controls that can be used to mitigate the risks and identify corrective action to address any issues that arise. In addition, the standard aims to provide a consistent language for describing and understanding ICT readiness and ICT deployment.
The standard supports organizations by providing a set of requirements for verifying that they will be able to respond effectively to incidents and events of varying severity levels. It also specifies requirements for assessing an organization's readiness to provide ICT services and systems that meet specific business needs. The standard also describes how to manage, evaluate, and improve an organization's ICT readiness for business continuity. 827ec27edc