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What is ISO/IEC 27001:2022?
ISO 27001 is an international security standard that structures your ISMS (Information Security Management System). This certification was established by the International Organization for Standards (ISO), an international standard-setting body that facilitates common standards across nations.Â
Benefits for Achieving ISO 27001:
- Access to customers worldwide
- Your company receives an actual certification instead of compliance report
- Builds security-by-design culture & reduces the risk of a security incident
Our Process & Tasks.
- Scope & Timeline Design.
- Framework Gap & Risk Assessment.
- Policy Management & Documentation.
- Technology Configuration & Department Processes Setup.
- Internal Audit Program & Report.
- Remediation Ownership & Compliance Lead.
- Stage 1 & Stage 2 External Audit Completion.
- Continuous Maintenance, Monitoring, and Education.
Industries
- Manufacturing
- Managed Service Providers
- Data Hosting
- Cybersecurity
- Markerting
- FinTech
- HealthTech
Frequently Asked Questions
How often do you need to certify?
ISO is a 3 year certification with a surveillance audit for years 2 and 3.
How much does ISO 27001 audits costs?
The external audit depends on the amount of employees your organization has. The range can be anywhere from $5,000/annually to $50,000 and above.
What is the main goal of ISO 27001?
The main goal is to prove you have a good ISMS in place to protect your data & your consumer’s data.
When do I have to implement the 2022 update?
Starting April 2024, companies that are certifying for the first time have to support the 2022 updates. Companies that are already certified & within surveillance years, have to transitioned completely on the 2022 certification in October 2025.
How can SAM help with internal audit?
We will be able to review, recommendation, document & complete risk assessments on your behalf, so that you will not have to hire a full unbiased staff or get a bunch of nonconformities. Internal audit is required. Internal audits should occur at least twice annually.