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What's involved in implementing an Information Security Management system?

 

ISO27001:2005 sets out the required structured approach to establishing an Information Security Management System – an ISMS:

Define what areas, elements or systems within your business are covered – the scope of the ISMS

Define an Information Security Policy setting out the information security objectives of your business

Define a systematic approach to assess information security risk

Identify the important information assets of the company within the scope of ISMS

Assess the risks to these assets

Identify and evaluate options to reduce these risks, selecting control objectives and controls to be implemented

Summarise your control choices and reasons for selection in a statement of applicability showing your compliance with the standard.

Once established, you can implement your ISMS by:

Planning the implementation of your chosen controls including technical controls, documentation, process and procedures – your risk treatment plan

Implementing your risk treatment plan and planned controls

Supporting implementation through an active training and awareness programme

Managing your operation in line with the ISMS

Implementing procedures that enable prompt detection of and response to security incidents