The ISO 27001 Foundation course provides a comprehensive introduction to the ISO/IEC 27001 standard, a globally recognized framework for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an Information Security Management System (ISMS). This foundational training is ideal for individuals seeking to understand the basics of information security management and how organizations can protect sensitive data from threats and vulnerabilities.
The course offers participants a thorough understanding of the principles, concepts, and requirements of ISO/IEC 27001. It covers the structure and purpose of an ISMS, with a focus on how organizations can systematically manage information security risks. Targeted at beginners or professionals looking to build a solid foundation in information security management, it doesn’t require prior expertise.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the fundamentals of information security and the purpose of an ISMS.
- Learn the key concepts, principles, and requirements of ISO/IEC 27001.
- Gain insight into the process of implementing and managing an ISMS.
- Identify the roles and responsibilities involved in maintaining information security.
- Explore the relationship between ISO 27001 and other standards (e.g., ISO 27002).
- Understand the risk management process, including risk assessment and treatment.
- Prepare for further certification levels, such as ISO 27001 Lead Implementer or Auditor (if applicable).
Training Summary
The Introduction to ISO 27001:2022 Standard training program helps learners to understand.
- Information Security
- Structure of the ISO 27001 2022 standard
- Structure of the ISO 27002 2022 guideline
- The clauses 1 up to clauses 10
- Annex A reference control objectives
- Roles & responsibilities for information security
- Mappings of ISO 27001 standard with SOC 2 Type II, EU GDPR & NIST CSF v 2.0
The 2022 update introduces a modernized Annex A with 93 controls, grouped into four themes;
➢ Organizational, People, Physical & Technological
These changes align the standard with emerging threats & technologies, ensuring its relevance in addressing current cybersecurity challenges
ISO 27001 is certifiable, enabling organizations to demonstrate their commitment to robust information security practices to stakeholders, clients & regulators
ISO/IEC 27002:2022 complements ISO 27001 by offering detailed implementation guidance for the 93 controls listed in Annex A of ISO 27001:2022
It is not a certifiable standard but serves as a best-practice guide for organizations looking to enhance their information security posture
The 2022 update introduces a simplified structure, categorizing controls into the same four themes as ISO 27001, with new & updated controls addressing areas like cloud security, threat intelligence & data masking
This standard is particularly valuable for organizations implementing an ISMS, as it provides practical insights & examples to tailor controls to their specific operational needs
Together, ISO 27001 & ISO 27002 form a comprehensive framework for managing & securing information assets
Training Syllabus
PART 1 – Introduction to ISO 27001 2022 Standard
a. What is Information Security?
b. What is the need for Information Security?
c. Key reasons why Information Security is important
d. What is ISO 27001:2022 Standard?
e. What is the ISO/IEC 27001 Rule?
f. What is ISO/IEC 27001 Principles?
g. What is the key concept of ISO/IEC 27001?
h. What is a Management System?
i. What is an Information Security Management System?
j. Defining Confidentiality, Integrity & Availability (The C-I-A triad)
PART 2 – Structure of the ISO 27001:2022 Standard
a. The 10 Clauses (Clause 1 up to Clause 10)
b. Annex A: Reference Control Objectives & Controls
c. Attributes for Controls
d. Risk-based approach
e. Enhanced Alignment with Other ISO Standards
f. Reasons organizations upgrade to ISO 27001:2022 Standard?
PART 3 – ISO 27001:2022 Standard Clause 1 up to Clause 10
a. Clause 1 – Scope
b. Clause 2 – Normative References
c. Clause 3 – Terms & Definitions
d. Clause 4 – Context of the Organization
e. Clause 5 Leadership
f. Clause 6 Planning
g. Clause 7 Support
h. Clause 8 Operation
i. Clause 9 Performance Evaluation
j. Clause 10 Improvement
k. Clause Summary
PART 4 – Annex A: Reference Control Objectives & Controls
a. Introduction to Annex A
b. Themes & Attributes
c. Cybersecurity Concepts
d. Organizational Controls
e. People Controls
f. Physical Controls
g. Technological Controls
h. Summary of Annex A Reference Control Objectives & Controls
PART 5 – Roles & Responsibilities
a. Required Roles
b. Top Management
c. Information Security Manager/Officer
d. ISMS Implementation Team
e. Risk Owners
f. Asset Owners
g. Process Owners
h. IT Team/Technical Staff
i. Compliance / Audit Team
j. Human Resources (HR)
k. Legal & Compliance Team
l. External Consultants
m. Employees / End Users
n. Key to Success
PART 6 – Mapping ISO 27001 2022 ISMS Standard
a. Mapping ISO 27001 2022 & SOC 2 TYPE II
b. ISO 27001 2022 & EU GDPR
c. ISO 27001 2022 & NIST CSF v 2.0 Framework
