ISO 27001 is the internationally recognized standard that outlines the requirements for constructing a risk-based framework to initiate, implement, maintain, and manage information security within an organization.
ISO 27001 is the international best practice standard for information security. ISO 27001 provides a set of standardized requirements for an information security management system (ISMS). This certification is appropriate for any organization of any size and sector. This standard is highly relevant for organizations handling high volumes of data and with companies requiring critical protection of their information from the following industries: financial, health, government, data centers, and IT outsourcing. With over a dozen standards within the ISO family, ISO 27001 is the most common and the most pertinent for providing requirements regarding an Information Security Management System (ISMS).
An Information Security Management System is one method to help protect your sensitive data. That sensitive data may include financial, medical, internal employee, and third party data. Your ISMS involves more than just data, it factors in the people, processes, and technology through a risk management process. The end goal of the ISMS is to help organizations maintain a secure data environment.
Increase the annual number of security breaches on enterprise
Ransomware victims are small to mid-sized businesses
Ransomware attacks were detected against healthcare providers in 2017
New cyberthreats occur per minute
ISO 27001 is one of the most popular information security standards in existence. Independent accredited certification to the Standard is recognised worldwide. The number of certifications has grown by more than 450% in the past ten years.
Protect all forms of information, whether digital, hard copy or in the Cloud.
Implement only the security controls you need, helping you get the most from your budget.
An ISMS encompasses people, processes and technology, ensuring staff understand risks and embrace security as part of their everyday working practices.
Increase your organisation’s resilience to cyber attacks.
Constantly adapt to changes both in the environment and inside the organization.
Certification demonstrates your organization’s commitment to data security and provides a valuable credential when tendering for new business.
After the agreement is executed, the first phase of the engagement is planning. This is to ensure that Enclova and the Client are fully aware of the what, who, when, why, and how prior to the beginning of testing. Proper planning is imperative to the success of a project.
The kickoff is considered the start of the engagement. If needed, Enclova will schedule a call at the beginning of the kickoff to finalize any outstanding items. Enclova ensures that no last-minute changes to the project or team have occurred and the Client has the plan prior to the testing and on-site visit.
Testing and gathering is the core of the compliance engagement. Due to the planning and understanding processes, this phase will be an accumulation of gathering the evidence needed for the objectives discussed. Enclova has a no surprise policy and has constantly contact with the stakeholders during the testing and gathering activities.
Enclova’s testing methodology ends with reporting, but the entire assessment is focused on creating a deliverable that is clear, concise, and accurate. The draft report will be provided within 2 weeks of the last day of testing and gathering phase, and a final report will be provided within 30 days.
