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ISO 27001:2005 HISTORY

2005 New ISO 17799:2005 &ISO 27001:2005 released

2002 BS 7799-2 alignedand revised

ISO 17799:2005 renamed to ISO27002:2005 in 2007 no change todocument until next revision

1999 New issue of BS 7799 Part 1 & 2

Dec 2000 BS 7799-1 reviewed andbecame ISO 17799:2000

1998 BS 7799 Part 2

Guide and standard aligned

Formed and registered as an ISMS System Wherearewenow? ISO

27000

Principles

&

Vocabulary

ISO27001 ISMSRequirements(BS7799Part2) ISO27002 ControlsGuidance(ISO17799:2005)

arGuidance only

ISO27003 ISMSImp ementationGui e ines ISO27004 ISMSMeasurementsandMetrics(soon) ISO27005 ISMSRiskManagement ISO27006 GuidelinesforAccreditation

Standard started in 1992 when BSI had been approached by certain industry sectors with concerts overpotential problems and security issues with electronic systems. Sept 1993 Code of Practice published


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STRATEGIC BENEFITS OF ISO 27001

Improved effectiveness of Information Security

Ownership by Senior Management

Corporate Governance & Compliance

Structured a roach Global acceptance International Standard

Gives an independent review of ISMS

Improved marketing image and customer expectation


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ISO 27001 Today (number of certificates)

Source: htt ://www.iso27001certificates.com


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MEASUREMENT OF BUSINESS BENEFITS

anage r s own

Provide tan ible evidence to auditors

Streamlined process of monitoring ISMS effectiveness

Reduction of security incidents over time Better root cause analysis of incidents / events

-

Increased awareness of information security

Improvement in accountability


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PDCA model applied to the ISMS process

EstablishtheISMSInterested Interested

Parties Parties

ACT

DO

CONTINUAL

improvetheISMS

operatedtheISMS

Information

Monitor&

review

the

secur yrequirements

&

ex ectations

Managedinformation

securityISMS


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PDCA OVERVIEW

Establish ISMS policy, objectives, processes and procedures relevant to

mana in risk and im rovin information securit to deliver results in

accordance with an organizations overall policies and objectives.

Do (implement and operate the ISMS) Implement and operate the ISMS policy, controls, processes and

procedures. Check (monitor and review the ISMS)

Assess and, where applicable, measure process performance againstpo cy, o ec ves an prac ca exper ence an repor e resu s o

management for review.

Take corrective and preventive actions, based on the results of the

internal ISMS audit and management review or other relevantinformation, to achieve continual improvement of the ISMS.


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PDCA - KEY AREAS

,must continue to support the ISMS through the

Monitor

Improve

o ac eve comp ance on a year y as s ev ence

of the above process must be shown


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What does the ISMS include?

Policies and Standards

r ni i n r r

Planning Activities

espons es

Practices Procedures

Resources

Guidelines


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ISMS OVERVIEW

EXCOSTATEMENTEXECUTIVE TEAM

SECURITYPOLICY

IS

STANDARDSEND USERS IT TEAMS

USER

GUIDELINES

INSTALL&

CONFIG

GUIDES

PROCEDURES


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ISMS DETAILED VIEW / IMPLEMENTATION

Exec Statement 1 PagerHigh level security statement defining the

AUA/EAUA

ExecutiveSecurity

Statement UserGuidelines

Companys security ethic and posture, willinclude a statement of support from the CEO

Guidelines 3-5 PagesDescri tive advisories to im rove end user

-Sign-off statementsfor users to ensure

they comply to specific

InformationIS Policy 3-5 Pages

behaviour, e.g. password guides

Guiding Principles 50-100+ PagesThis is the core and comprehensive security

requirements

HIGHLEVEL

ecur yPolicy

standards. This is themain document staff

will read and sign

document based on ISO27001. The documentwill follow the ISO standard to define all key security

requirements

KNOWLEDGE

InformationSecurityGuiding

Principles

Standards 7-15 PagesExpand specific security

requirements and controlsto what is expected in a

DETAILED SECURITYKNOWLEDGE

SecurityStandard

SecurityStandard

SecurityStandard

specific area

Procedures / Baselines5-10 Pages

Security

Security

Security

Security

Security

Security

e ne spec c s eps amust be taken to

implement a control.Baselines define the

/Baselines

/Baselines

/BaselinesBaselines /Baselines

/Baselines

for a system or component


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ISO 27001 STANDARD OVERVIEW

11 Sections (A5 A15)

AccessControlOrganisation

ofInformationSecurity

SecurityPolicy

133 ControlsPhysical&

Environmental

InformationSecurity

Security

Information

IncidentManagement

Controlsuman

ResourcesSecurity

Systemsacquisition,

development&maintenance

Clauses 4 8

These are the most ComplianceBusiness

Continuity

mandatory AssetManagement

Communications&Operations

Management


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CLAUSES 4 -8

The five mandatory requirements of the Standard Information Security Management System (ISMS)

General requirements

s a s ng an ma n a n ng e e.g. s ssessmen Documentation requirements (e.g. Policy, Records, Statements, Plans,

Controls

Management Responsibility

Management Commitment (e.g. Chairmans Statement) Resource Management (e.g. Training, Awareness)

Internal ISMS Audits

Review Input (.e.g. Audits, Measurement, Meetings, Recommendations)

Review Out ut e. . U date Risk Treatment Plan Action Plan

ISMS Improvement

Continual ImprovementThis is the most

Corrective Action

Preventive Action

important clause


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CONTROLS

and Controls

29 Control Objectives Each has a detailed summary

o e o ec ve o e con ro

133 Controls Each control has a summary ofimplementation advice

ISO 27002:2007 give guidance notes for each control

The list is not exhaustive and additional controls canbe added

The ISMS process allows you to define which

applicable have to be justified.


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A PERSPECTIVE ON CONTROLS

Securit Polic ITPolicies RiskAssessment&Risk

SecurityProcedures,

Business

ContinuityPlans,SecurityIm rovementPlans Business

TreatmentManagement

Process,HumanResourceProcess SOA Selection

Objectives,ManagementReviews

Process,MediaHandlingProcess

OperationalControls TechnicalControls

OperationalProcedures,Chan eControl Problem PatchMana ement Malware

Management,CapacityManagement,Release

Mana ement

Backu

Secure

Control,IDS/IPSMonitoring&Handling,Firewalls,

ContentFilterinDisposal,Equipmentoffsite

ACHIEVING COMPLIANCE (OVERVIEW)


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ACHIEVING COMPLIANCE (OVERVIEW)

DefinetheSco eoftheAudit(Sco in Stud )

CarryoutGAPanalysisofcurrentcontrolsDuring the process an initialinterview will take place with

the BSI auditor by this stage

Identifyinformationassets&identifyvulnerabilities&threats

you should have a good planand identified and completedthe SoA

Determineriskandestablishrisktreatment

plan(Risk

Management)

PrepareStatementofApplicabilityanddefinesecurityimprovementprogram

Startto

implement

the

ISMS

Test

and

Review

FullImplementation&Rollout OperatetheISMS

Audit&Compliance

QCC PROCESS TO COMPLIANCE


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QCC PROCESS TO COMPLIANCE

InitialScope,NDA,

PresentationQuestionnaire DocumentGathering

Statementof

GAPAnalysisRiskAssessmentpp ca ty o

InitialvisitbyAuditor(DesktopReview)

Stage1 Stage2 ProjectTask Stage3 DocumentImplementation

Framework

Sheet/ProjectRisk

Table

Update&Control

Implementation

Stage4 OperatetheSta e

Com liance

Timeframe for

on or,

Review,Improve FullAudit

the organisational state


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BSI COMPLIANCE ROUTE


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BSI COMPLIANCE ROUTE

Stage1

.

Stage2 Upon

contacting

BSI,

we

will

provide

an

estimate

of

costs

and

timescales

for

formal

assessment.

Stage3 SubmitaformalapplicationtoBSI.

Stage4

BSIwillundertakeadesktopreviewoftheRiskAssessment,Policy,Scope,StatementofApplicabilityandProcedures.Thiswillthenidentifyanyweaknessesandomissionsinyourmanagementsystemthatneedtoberesolved.

Sta e BSIwillthenconductanonsiteassessmentandmakerecommendations.

Onsuccessfulcompletionoftheaudit,acertificateofregistrationisissuedwhichclearly

identifies

the

Scope

of

the

Information

Security

Management

System.

This

certificate

remains

Stage6 validforthreeyearsandissupportedbyroutineassessmentvisitsthroughout.

CASE STUDY


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CASE STUDY

Wanted ISO 27001 to:

Distinguish themselves from the competition

- ay esource o suppor n a ve

Project Management Applying Perspective and some Coal-Face work

Scope: IT Function

wo oca ons

Statement of Applicability to reflect appropriately

CASE STUDY PROBLEMS


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CASE STUDY - PROBLEMS

Resources Missing an Information Security Officer

Found it hard to dedicate some time to the ro ect

Documentation development

.

Too much in the heads of key staff rather than on paper

Gap vs Risk Analysis

Need to be two distinct sets: no prob with Gap but why

then Risk??? Identification of critical assets

Policies

- , ,no enforcement

CASE STUDY SOLUTIONS


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CASE STUDY - SOLUTIONS

Resources QCC provided virtual Information Security Officer

Pro ect Mana ement booked solid da s out

Documentation development

integrate properly.

Gap vs Risk Analysis

QCC undertook Gap Analysis Facilitated a Worksho for Risk Anal sis used OCTAVE

Policies

and officially adopted, disseminated and enforced

OVERVIEW OF EACH CONTROL


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ControlA6 Internalon ro 5 ecur y o cy

Toprovidemanagement

Organisation

directionand

support

for

informationsecurityinaccordancewithbusiness

informationsecurity

within

theorganisation,takinginto

requirementsandrelevantlawsandregulations.

accountt enee so ot internalandexternalparties.

ControlA7 AssetManagementControlA8 HumanResource

Security

Todeliverappropriatelevelsof Toensurethatstaff,duringem lo ment,after

informationreceivesalevelofprotectionthatisappropriateto

terminationandduringchangeofemployment,are

itsnee s.

securityprocess.



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ControlA Ph sical& ControlA10 CommunicationsEnvironmentalSecurity

Tosecurebuildings,locations

&OperationsManagement

andequipment

in

such

away

as

topreventunauthorisedphysicalaccess dama eandinterference

treatedproperly,

backed

up

correctlyandhandledsecurely

totheorganisationsassets,premisesandinformation.

tot e g eststan ar savailable..

ControlA11 AssetControlControlA12 Information

SystemsAcquisition&

Tocontrolaccessto Toensurethatsecurityisan, ,

applications.Preventingunauthorisedaccess,

informationsystem.Securingapplications,filesand

inter erence,

amagean

t e t. re ucing

vu nera i ities.



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ControlA1 Information ControlA1 BusinessSecurityIncidentManagement

ContinuityManagement

Tocounteractinterru tionsto

eventsand

weaknesses

are

communicatedconsistentlyinabusiness

activities

and

to

protect

criticalbusinessprocessesfromtheeffectsofma orfailuresof

mannera ow ngt me ycorrectiveactiontobetaken.

informationsystemsordisastersandtoensuretheirtimelyresumption.

ControlA15 Compliance

Toavoidbreachesofanylaw,regu a onorcon rac ua

obligations.Toensurecompliancewithoutadverse

affectson

Information

Security.


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