ISO27001

ISO 27001 INFORMATION SECURITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (ISMS)

In the mid-1990s, Information Security Standards, the foundations of which were laid in the UK with the demands of some industrial organizations and the initiatives of BSI (British Standards Institution), emerged under BS7799. The standard, published as BS7799 in 1995, was later divided into two parts and published as BS7799-2:1998 and BS7799-1:1999.

The International Committee for Standardization (ISO) published the first part of the standard on Information Security as ISO 17799 in 2000.

ISO 27000 standards are part of the ever-growing ISO/IEC ISMS standard family. ISO 27000 standard series; ISO 27001, ISO 27002 ISO 27003 ... etc. Information technology, Security techniques, Information security management systems, overview and definitions titles are covered by international standards.

The final revisions of the standard, which includes the Code of Practice for Information Security Management, were completed in October 2004, and the new version was published in 2005.

ISO/IEC 27001 is the international standard for information security management. The ISO 27001 document is an ISO document that helps organizations secure and manage their own and their customers' confidential information. It outlines how to establish an independently assessed and approved information security management system.

The system allows you to protect all financial and confidential information more effectively and minimize the possibility of unauthorized and illegal access.

Information is a vital asset for your company. When managed well, it allows you to operate with confidence. Information security management gives you the freedom to grow, innovate and grow your customer base, with the knowledge that your confidential information will remain confidential.

The basic idea behind the ISMS standard ISO 27001 is to establish, implement and maintain management system processes to achieve effective information security.

ISMS should be seen as an integral part of the organization's operation and business culture, based on the organization's business risk approach, and covers the organization, organization, policies, planning activities, responsibilities, applications, procedures, processes and resources to achieve effective information security.

What are the Advantages of ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management?

  • Identifying risks and putting in place control systems to manage or eliminate them
  • Flexibility to apply control to your entire organization or selected areas
  • Shareholder and customer confidence that their data is protected
  • Proving conformity and becoming a preferred supplier
  • Achieving greater tender expectations by proving eligibility
  • The organization is aware of what information assets it has and their value.
  • It gains the trust of relevant parties, especially its suppliers, as their information will be protected.