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Nine Steps to Success: An Iso 27001 Implementation Overview

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Read the world's first practical hard copy/soft cover guidance on achieving ISO 27001 certification and the 9 essential steps to an effective ISMS implementation; 9 critical steps that are the absolute difference between project success and abject failure. This book is the ideal guide for anyone tackling - or about to tackle - ISO27001 for the first time. It gives a clear overview how to get management and board buy-in; how to get cross-organizational, cross functional buy-in; the gap how much do you really need to do; the relationship between ISO27001 and ISO17799; how to integrate with ISO9001 and other management systems; how to structure and resource your project; use consultants or do it yourself; the PDCA cycle; the timetable and project plan; risk assessment methodologies and tools; the documentation challenges; how to choose a certification body; and much more. Read about and learn to apply the 6 secrets for a positive certification audit - and achieve the project goal painlessly! Completely updated to reflect all the changes to both ISO 17799 and ISO 27001, this popular book is one you can't afford to be without!

120 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

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July 6, 2014
Good for those who would like an insight to what's involved in an ISMS implementation but be warned, it's extremely high level. A great starting point though for those who've not done much in this area.
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April 11, 2017
Even though this book gves a general overview of how one can get an ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certification, it never goes into real relevant detail. It is part generic project management and part annoying promotion of the authors' other books, training and consultancy services.
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