ISO 27001:2005 INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS CERTIFICATION
Demonstrate your commitment to information security certification management
Information is a major asset. In business, information supports a multitude of processes, from deals to mergers, projects to employee details. Any disruption in the quality, quantity, distribution or relevance of your information systems can put your business at risk from attack. The security of information systems and business-critical information must be actively managed in order to reassure your employees, stakeholders, customers and partners of data safety.
Safeguard your information - and keep it that way
The ISO 27001:2005 Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) certificate enables you to demonstrate your commitment to information security, customer satisfaction, and continuous improvement of your corporate image. The standard is comprised of two parts:
The first step is to define the scope of the ISMS policy. This is critical to identifying the potential dangers you face and for deciding upon a systematic approach as to how to assess these risks. A successful ISMS includes standard steps for implementation, operation, review, maintenance and system improvement
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The ISO 27001:2005 standard covers twelve areas:
Thanks to our expert information security analysts, we can assess how your ISMS have been implemented to identify the differences in your current system compared to the standard requirements. Once these differences have been rectified, you will participate in an initial audit. From the audit, you will receive a report outlining the key measures needed to receive positive certification. If no major corrective action is required, you will obtain direct certification. Annual compliance audits will follow and, as long as systems are maintained, the certificate is renewed every three years.
Benefits of ISO 27001:2005
Organisations certified to BS 7799 can transition to ISO 27001certification. According to the January 2006 UKAS Transition Statement, companies certified to BS 7799-2:2002 will be given until July 2007 to make the transition.
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