Maintaining an ISMS
Overview of ISO 27001 requirements
Complying with ISO 27001 does not end with building a compliant ISMS (Information Security Management System). It’s a continuous process of monitoring, reviewing, and improving to mitigate threats and stay up-to-date.
Maintaining an ISMS includes regular risk assessments, internal audits, policy updates, and employee training. It also means ensuring incident response procedures, access controls, and compliance measures are always up to date.
The ISMS should essentially be a living system that grows with your organization. Achieving this without a tool is not a very feasible option since you won’t have real-time surveillance of all your controls. Compliance automation tools like Sprinto solve this with live dashboards of controls, risks, vulnerabilities, and third parties.
Maintaining an ISMS includes regular risk assessments, internal audits, policy updates, and employee training. It also means ensuring incident response procedures, access controls, and compliance measures are always up to date.
The ISMS should essentially be a living system that grows with your organization. Achieving this without a tool is not a very feasible option since you won’t have real-time surveillance of all your controls. Compliance automation tools like Sprinto solve this with live dashboards of controls, risks, vulnerabilities, and third parties.
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