ISO 27001 (Information Security Management System)

Overview

It is the most prestigious certification in the field of information protection with international standard information protection certification. Originally the British Standard (BS), it was BS7799, but was promoted to the ISO standard in November 2005. The scope of certification evaluates and awards certification for how well it plans, implements, inspects, and improves 133 items in 11 areas of information protection management, including information protection policy, communication and operation, access control, and response to information protection accidents.

ISO 27001 Background

The latest hardware and security software are being introduced to protect important IT services and information from various threats, but they provide a fragmentary solution, not a fundamental solution.
In addition, many global companies are implementing ISMS (Information Security Management System) by establishing appropriate security procedures for security threats and the appropriateness of their security policies and practices. This is the beginning of the introduction of IS0/IEC 27001, which is recognized as an official ISMS.

Composition of ISO 27001

ISO/IEC 27001 consists of basic requirements for ISMS, Control Objectives, and Controls. ISO/IEC 27001 certification is issued by examining whether the organization's ISMS meets the basic requirements required by this specification and is implementing control measures.

ISO 27001 Evaluation Items

Effectiveness of introducing ISO 27001

ISO 27001 is the only global standard in the world and is configured to establish and operate standards in any country or organization. Therefore, if the organization's information protection management system is established and operated based on the ISO 27001 standard requirements, the effectiveness of the organization's information protection management system will be recognized consistently anywhere in the world.