ISO 27001 Certification: Conquer 2025 with Annex A's 14 Controls
ISO 27001 Certification: Conquer 2025 with Annex A's 14
Controls
Annex A of ISO/IEC 27001:2022 outlines 14 control categories
(domains), which provide best practices to help organizations safeguard
information. Each of the ISO
27001 controls is designed to address specific aspects of information
security. Here's a breakdown of the 14 control categories in Annex A: of ISO
27001 Certification.
Information Security Policies
— Ensure policies are established, approved, published,
communicated, and regularly reviewed.
Organization of Information Security
— Define a framework for managing information security
within the organization.
Human Resource Security
— Mitigate risks related to employees, contractors, and
third-party users before, during, and after employment.
Asset Management
— Protect organizational assets by classifying, managing,
and disposing of them securely.
Access Control
— Ensure access to information is restricted to authorized
users only and based on business needs.
Cryptography
— Use cryptographic controls to protect the confidentiality,
integrity, and availability of information.
Physical and Environmental Security
— Protect physical assets, including buildings and
equipment, from environmental and unauthorized access threats.
Operations Security
— Maintain the integrity and security of operations with
controls on change management, monitoring, and logging.
Communications Security
— Safeguard network and communication security to protect
data in transit.
System Acquisition, Development, and Maintenance
— Integrate security into the life cycle of information
systems, from acquisition to maintenance.
Supplier Relationships
— Manage security risks related to third-party service
providers and ensure they follow security requirements.
Information Security Incident Management
— Develop procedures to manage information security
incidents, ensuring timely detection and response.
Information Security Aspects of Business Continuity
Management
— Implement business continuity plans to ensure information
security during disruptions.
Compliance
— Ensure adherence to legal, regulatory, and contractual
obligations related to information security.
These controls provide a comprehensive framework for
managing risks and ensuring an organization's information security posture is
strong. To read the entire detailed blog explore ISO
27001: Conquer 2024 with Annex A's 14 Controls [Checklist]
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