With increasing information technologies in organisations difficult information systems are established. There is tendency of organisations to safe important information, information of partnership organisations and customers information.

Information Security Management System (ISMS) provides overall model modifying risk assessment, plan and information security establishment, information security management and information security reassessment.

Proposal and implementation of ISMS in an organisation is conditioned by needs and objectives of organisation activities and resulting requirements for security, used processes, size and structure of an organisation. ISMS ensures appropriate security inspections, adequate information resources security and it provides appropriate safety to customers and to other interested parties.

ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) – Specification guideline for implementation – is the standard which specifies the requirements for implementation, establishment, operation, monitoring, research, maintenance and improvement of documented ISMS. It specifies requirements for establishment of safety inspections, adapted according to needs of an organisation.

The organisation declares the assurance of information security management system requirements by certification according to ISO/IEC 27001. A certified organisation is qualified to use a certification mark for certified scopes.

 EXAMPLE: Certificate ISO/IEC 27001                  Certification mark ISO/IEC 27001

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ISO/IEC 27001:2013 transition

What are the main changes?

• The revised standard has been written using the new high level structure, which is common to all new management systems standards. This will make integration straightforward when implementing more than one management system
• Terminology changes have been made and some definitions have been removed or relocated
• Risk assessment requirements have been aligned with BS ISO 31000
• Management commitment requirements have a focus on “leadership”
• Preventive action has been replaced with “actions to address, risks and opportunities”
• SOA  requirements are similar, with more clarity on the need to determine controls by the risk treatment process
• Controls in Annex A have been modified to reflect changing threats, remove duplication and have a more logical grouping. Specific controls have also been added around cryptography and security in supplier relationships.
• Greater emphasis is on setting objectives, monitoring performance and metrics

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