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ISO 27001 specifies requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an information security management system (ISMS). It helps organizations manage and protect information assets systematically.
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Ask about ISO 27001Organizations must conduct a risk assessment, implement appropriate security controls from Annex A (93 controls), maintain a Statement of Applicability, and undergo certification audits by an accredited body. Recertification every three years with annual surveillance audits.
ISO 27001 demonstrates a mature approach to information security that satisfies many federal requirements. It often complements NIST-based frameworks and can accelerate the ATO process. Agencies increasingly require or prefer ISO 27001-certified vendors for IT and data-handling contracts.
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