Article | REF: G9062 V2

ISO 27001: Information Security Management Systems

Author: Gilles TENEAU

Publication date: April 10, 2018

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2. Establishment and management of the ISMS" phase

2.1 Determining scope and policy

ISMS planning involves defining the scope and limits of the organization's activity (its location, assets, technologies). The scope of the ISMS thus includes :

  • the general orientation of the WSIS and the principles of action of the information security policy ;

  • requirements linked to the organization's activity and its legal and regulatory constraints (for example: confidentiality and secrecy of customer information in the banking sector);

  • the ISMS must be linked to the company's overall risk management logic (strategic and global risk management), operating on the basis of precise risk assessment criteria and having been approved by...

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