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ISO 27001 ​

Implement and maintain ISO 27001:2022 certification with CyberOrigen.

Overview ​

ISO 27001 is the international standard for information security management systems (ISMS). It provides a systematic approach to managing sensitive company information.

Structure ​

ISMS Requirements (Clauses 4-10) ​

ClauseTitle
4Context of the Organization
5Leadership
6Planning
7Support
8Operation
9Performance Evaluation
10Improvement

Annex A Controls ​

93 controls across 4 themes:

ThemeControls
Organizational37 controls
People8 controls
Physical14 controls
Technological34 controls

Control Categories ​

A.5 - Organizational Controls ​

ControlTitle
A.5.1Policies for information security
A.5.2Information security roles
A.5.3Segregation of duties
A.5.7Threat intelligence
...(37 total)

A.6 - People Controls ​

ControlTitle
A.6.1Screening
A.6.2Terms and conditions
A.6.3Awareness, education, training
...(8 total)

A.7 - Physical Controls ​

ControlTitle
A.7.1Physical security perimeters
A.7.4Physical security monitoring
A.7.9Security of assets off-premises
...(14 total)

A.8 - Technological Controls ​

ControlTitle
A.8.1User endpoint devices
A.8.5Secure authentication
A.8.7Protection against malware
A.8.9Configuration management
A.8.12Data leakage prevention
A.8.15Logging
A.8.16Monitoring activities
A.8.24Use of cryptography
...(34 total)

Getting Started ​

1. Enable Framework ​

  1. Go to GRC → Frameworks
  2. Click Enroll on ISO 27001:2022
  3. Click Enable

2. Statement of Applicability ​

Define which controls apply:

  1. Go to GRC → Control Library
  2. Filter by ISO 27001
  3. Mark controls as:
    • Applicable (implement)
    • Not Applicable (with justification)

3. Risk Assessment ​

  1. Go to GRC → Risk Register
  2. Identify information security risks
  3. Assess likelihood and impact
  4. Define treatment plans

Key Controls ​

Technical Controls ​

CyberOrigen helps with:

ControlCyberOrigen Feature
A.8.7 Malware protectionQuarantine management
A.8.8 Vulnerability management11-phase scanning
A.8.9 Configuration managementConfiguration checks
A.8.15 LoggingAudit log tracking
A.8.24 CryptographyTLS/encryption scanning

Organizational Controls ​

Document management for:

ControlEvidence Type
A.5.1 PoliciesPolicy management
A.5.2 RolesRACI matrix
A.5.23 Third-partyVendor management

Certification Process ​

Stage 1 Audit ​

Documentation review:

  • ISMS scope
  • Risk assessment methodology
  • Statement of Applicability
  • Policies and procedures

Stage 2 Audit ​

Implementation verification:

  • Control testing
  • Evidence review
  • Interviews
  • Site visits

Surveillance Audits ​

Annual audits to maintain certification:

  • Subset of controls tested
  • Corrective action follow-up
  • Continuous improvement review

Evidence Collection ​

Automated Evidence ​

  • Vulnerability scan results
  • Configuration assessments
  • Access reviews
  • Log exports

Manual Evidence ​

  • Policies and procedures
  • Risk assessment records
  • Training records
  • Management reviews

Control Mapping ​

ISO 27001 maps to other frameworks:

ISO 27001SOC 2PCI-DSS
A.5.1CC1.412.1
A.8.5CC6.18.1
A.8.8CC7.16.1
A.8.24CC6.73.4

Continuous Compliance ​

ISMS Maintenance ​

  • Monthly: Review metrics and incidents
  • Quarterly: Internal audit sample
  • Annually: Management review, full internal audit
  • 3-Year: Recertification audit

CyberOrigen Monitoring ​

  • Real-time compliance score
  • Control status tracking
  • Evidence freshness alerts
  • Risk register updates

Common Gaps ​

ControlIssueSolution
A.5.1Outdated policiesPolicy review schedule
A.6.3No security trainingTraining program
A.8.8Vulnerability backlogRemediation SLAs
A.8.15Incomplete loggingLog aggregation

Resources ​

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