What is ISO27001 (ISMS)? This article explains the requirements and benefits of obtaining certification from the basics! It also describes the differences between ISO27001 and ISMS.
ISO27001 refers to "Information Security Management Systems," and as the name suggests, it is an ISO standard concerning information security management systems. It is often abbreviated as "ISMS."
Organizations possess a vast amount of information that is utilized in their business activities or accumulated over time. Examples include information about individuals within the organization, such as employees, customer information for companies, contract information, information related to product sales, and development data for system development companies.
These pieces of information are invaluable assets for the organization, but if the preservation and management of this information are neglected, what kind of issues might arise? The organization's business activities may not proceed smoothly, trust from customers may be lost, or it could lead to problems that are highlighted in the news as incidents of information leakage. ISO27001 establishes the security, management methods, and management approaches for information related to such organizations.
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