4. Standards and certification
In the field of IT security, as is the case for all innovative industrial activities, dedicated standards have been developed in parallel with practical development, and have evolved in a mutually influential way: feedback from the field has influenced standards, but standardization has also facilitated the transition to practice. This evolution is still ongoing, as the field is not yet technically stabilized.
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With regard to cybersecurity, the ISO 27001 standard, derived from BS 7799, was introduced in 2005, enabling certification of an "Information Security Management System" (ISMS). The ISO 27000 suite of standards was extended in June 2009 with ISO 27005, which provides a methodology for identifying and assessing risks to information assets, and in 2013 with ISO 27032, which provides guidelines for cybersecurity.
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Bibliography
Websites
CLUSIF – French information systems security club
AFAI – French IT audit and consulting association
ANSSI – Agence nationale de la sécurité des systèmes d'information (French...
Standards and norms
- Risk management – Vocabulary – Guidelines for use in standards - ISO 73 Guide ISO 7312-09 -
- Information Technology – Safety technology – Information security management systems –Requirements - ISO CEI 27001-22 -
- Information Technology – Safety technology – Code of practice for information security management - ISO CEI 27002-22 -
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