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Responding to demands from the
international community over the last twelve years for best
practice and certification of information security management
the standards ISO/IEC 17799, the NEW ISO/IEC 27001 (revised
version of BS 7799 Part 2:2002 ) and BS 7799 Part 2:2002 have
developed and evoIn response to demands from the international
community over the last twelve years for best practices and certification for information
security management, the standards ISO/IEC 17799, the NEW ISO/IEC 27001 (revised
version of BS 7799 Part 2:2002) and BS 7799 Part 2:2002 has been developed and evolved.
The application and use of these
standards has been taken up by organizations small, medium and
large in many parts of the world as a “common language” for
information security management: to ensure business
continuity, minimize business damage by preventing and
minimizing the impact of security incidents and to maximize
business investments and opportunities.lved. The application and use of these standards has
been taken up by organizations small, medium and large in many parts of the world
as a “common language” for information security management: to ensure business continuity,
minimize business damage by preventing and minimizing the impact of security incidents
and to maximize business investments and opportunities |
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Systematic
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Institutionalization of Risk Analysis |
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Working in tandem
with internal teams enabling sustenance |
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Support for
realistic business continuity planning |
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Improved
security awareness level and emergency preparedness |
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Internal ISMS
audits and weakness identification |
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Cost-effective
solutions for security threats and weakness |
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