An edition of Nine Steps to Success
(2006)
Nine steps to success
an ISO27001:2013 implementation overview
Second edition.
by Alan Calder
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Completely up to date with ISO27001:2013, this is the new edition of the original no-nonsense guide to successful ISO27001 certification. Ideal for anyone tackling ISO27001 for the first time, Nine Steps to Success outlines the nine essential steps to an effective ISMS implementation. Nine critical steps that mean the difference between project success and abject failure.
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Nine steps to success: an ISO27001:2013 implementation overview
2013, IT Governance Publishing
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Nine Steps to Success: an ISO 27001 Implementation Overview
January 1, 2006, IT Governance Ltd
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Table of Contents
About the Author; Introduction; Chapter 1: Initial Approach; Information risk and regulatory risk; The 'fear list'; ISO27001/ISO27002; Skills, knowledge and competence; Links to other standards; Chapter 2: Management Support; Strategic alignment; Prioritisation and endorsement; Change management; The CEO's role; The CEO's commitment; Senior management support; Chapter 3: Scoping; Endpoint security; Defining boundaries; Phased approach; Network mapping; Cutting corners; Chapter 4: Planning; Structured approach to implementation; Plan; Do; Check; Act.
Integration with existing security management systemsGap analysis; Quality system integration; Project management; Project team chair; Project plan; Costs and project monitoring; Consultants; Information security manager; Specialist information security advice; Functional specialists; Chapter 5: Communication; Staff buy-in; Information security policy; Chapter 6: Risk Assessment; Introduction to risk management; Baseline control set; Risk assessment; Who conducts the risk assessment?; Risk analysis; Risk workshop; Impacts; Controls; Risk assessment tools; Chapter 7: Control Selection.
Nature of controlsControl selection criteria; Statement of applicability; Chapter 8: Documentation; Four levels of documentation; Documentation approaches; Trial and error; External expertise; Third party documentation toolkit plus guidance; Chapter 9: Testing; Chapter 10: Successful Certification; ITG Resources.
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Includes bibliographical references.
Copyright © IT Governance Publishing 2013
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