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Control Category A.6 – Organisation of Information Security (2 Objectives and 7 Controls) This is achieved by documenting a set of information security policies, which must be approved, published, communicated and reviewed, at planned intervals. The objective of this category is to provide management direction and support for information security in line with the organisation’s requirements and relevant legislation and regulations. *With the publication of ISO/IEC 27001:2022 on 25 October 2022, URM is in the process of producing a control objective blog for the latest version of ISO 27001:2022 Control Category A.5 – Information Security Policies (1 Objective and 2 Controls)

In other words, what is the purpose of the different sets of controls in helping you to improve your information security.

Information Security Aspects of Business Continuity ManagementĮach of the 14 categories and provide you with a clear explanation of the primary objective or objectives of that category.

Information Security Incident Management.

System Acquisition, Development and Maintenance.

We use the term "requirements" to disambiguate something in a framework from your own "internal controls." We use the term "Internal Controls," or "Controls" for short, to refer to the basic protections that you enumerate in your policy manual and which map to various framework requirements. Some frameworks, like ISO, use the term "controls" to refer to their requirements (e.g., "Annex A Controls"). 📘Ī note on terminology: Requirements and Controls Statements of Applicability should be version controlled, so you should name your SoA export with a timestamp and version number. When you're ready, click "Export" to produce a. You can edit the "Justification" (for inclusion or exclusion of the requirement from your policy manual), the "Applicability" of each requirement, and whether the controls that you've mapped to that requirement have been "Implemented" or not. What you'll see is a dashboard for evidence and a list with every requirement for that framework:

Click on a framework (CCPA, HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO, etc.).

Click on Frameworks in the GRC dropdown.

This feature isn't just useful for ISO customers - no matter what frameworks you manage in Comply, you can keep track of which requirements are applicable or not, your justifications, and whether each requirement has been implemented or not. It's also how you'll explain to an auditor your approach to each Annex A control.Ĭomply lets you create a Statement of Applicability in-app and export it to CSV to share with auditors.

ISO 27001 customers know creating a Statement of Applicability (SoA) is a fundamental step in managing risk.