ISO 27001:2022 Transition Training Course
Need to undertake an ISO 27001:2022 Migration soon?
Transitioning to ISO 27001:2022 is a challenge that Information Security Managers, DPOs and others responsible for their organization’s Information Security Management System (ISMS) will face shortly.
When you’re ready to make the change, this online program will take you step-by-step through the transition process and enable your organization to meet all of the requirements of ISO 27001:2022.
In addition, this program will provide you personally with Lead Implementer & Auditor Certification.
The course provides you with the Knowledge of the Standard (including Annex A – Information Security Controls as per ISO 27002:2022) and the practical application of that knowledge with Audit Scenarios to enable you, as Audit Programme Manager, to undertake and manage Internal Audits for your Organization.
Who should enroll in this ISO 27001 Transition course?
This ISO 27001:2022 Transition Course is for:
- Newcomers to ISMS: You don’t need to be an expert. You’ll be taken on a practical journey from getting started to ISO 27001 Certification.
- ISO 27001 Consultants: Gives you the methodology on how to implement ISMS Projects faster and easier than ever before.
- Experienced Information Security Management Professionals: Understand the impact of the Standard, the type and extent of documentation required, and best practice in maintaining an ISMS.
What will I learn from this ISO 27001 Transition course?
This comprehensive ISO 27001:2022 Transition Course is divided into three Modules:
- Module 0: Introduction and background to the 2022 Standard and the changes that have been made to the 2013 standard.
- Module 1: Knowledge of the Standard, ISO 27001:2022, Information Security management systems requirements …
- Introduction to ISO 27001:2022
- Terms & Definitions – ISO 27001
- Fundamentals of Information Security Management Systems (ISMS)
- Some Key aspects of ISMS Auditing
- Structure & content of ISO 27001:2022
- Implementing an ISO 27002:2022 based ISMS
- Parts 1, 2 & 3
- Part 4: Context of the organisation
- Part 5: Leadership
- Part 6: Planning for the ISMS (2 modules)
- Information Security Risk Assessment
- The Annex A Controls
- Guidance to Risk Analysis
- Risk Identification
- Risk Estimation
- Risk Evaluation
- Information Security Risk Treatment
- Information Security Objectives and planning to achieve them
- Part 7: Support (2 modules)
- Part 8: Operation
- Part 9: Performance evaluation
- Part 10: Improvement
- Advanced aspects of ISMS Auditing (3 modules)
- FAQs about the Standard
- ISO 27002:2022, Information security, cybersecurity and privacy protection – Information security controls (5 modules)
- ISO 27006:2015/Amd 1 2020, Security Techniques – Requirements for IS Certification Bodies
- Online Module Examination
- Module 3: Practice with Scenarios, based on actual audits and includes advice on dealing with awkward situations and individuals. And with many FAQs answered.
- Audit Scenarios – Internal Auditor
- More Audit Scenarios – Lead Implementers
- FAQs about the Auditing Experience
What materials are included in this ISO 27001 Transition course?
These materials, invaluable when implementing ISO 27001:2013, include:
- ISO 27001:2013 ISMS Implementation Guide (100+ pages)
- Diagram: The 31-step Path to ISO 27001:2013 Certification
- Sample ISMS Policy Manual
- Sample ISMS Maintained Documentation (procedures), including…
- Sample Info Assets, SoA Risk Assessments, and Controls
- Sample Statement of Applicability
- Workbook for Annex A (SoA) Evidence recording
- Sample ISMS Retained Documentation (records)
- ISO 27001:2013 Gap Analysis Tool
- Diagram: Auditor Certification Process
- Diagram: 6-Stage Audit Process
- Sample Code of Ethics
- Management of an Audit Programme
- Audit Plan example
- Audit Work Order example
- Nonconformity Report example
- EU GDPR Full text
- EU GDPR Checklist Templates for SMEs
- Information Security Risk Management process diagram
- Information Security Risk Treatment Activity diagram
- Note: Information Assets
- Information security risk management process
- Information security risk treatment activity
- Chart of ISO 27001 Internal and External COTO Issues
- Sample ISO 27001 FMEA Spreadsheet (Excel file)
- Sample Info Assets, SoA, Risk Assessments, and Controls – combined Spreadsheet (Excel file)
- Sample Statement of Applicability Spreadsheet (Excel file)
- Auditor’s Workbook for Annex A (SoA) Evidence Record (Excel file)
- Stage 1 ISO 27001 Checklist of Critical Issues
- Stage 1 ISO 27001 Lead Auditor Checklist
How is this ISO 27001 Transition course delivered?
The ISO 27001 Lead Implementer Certification Course is delivered online from our Learning Management System (LMS), which is provided and maintained by Inquisiq, the Award-winning Learning Management System.
All Lessons have a full resume and scaling capabilities. This means, for example, you can:
- Start a Lesson at work on your Work Station running on Windows 10,
- Continue the Lesson on the train home on your iPad running on iOS 9 and,
- Complete the Lesson at home on your Notebook PC running on Windows 8.1.
Are there any prequalifications to enroll in this ISO 27001 Transition course?
The minimum of a Secondary School Certificate (such as a High School Diploma, Baccalaureate, or similar National Vocational Qualification) combined with 5 years’ work experience, with 2 at managerial/supervisory level, is recommended.
You do not have to provide us with any evidence of your qualifications and experience. However, if you do not meet these requirements, you can expect to struggle with the Course.
Free ISO 27001 Implementation Handbook
This instruction manual is free with our ISO 27001 Lead Implementer Course. It is not for sale.
It goes over everything you’ll need to develop, implement, and maintain a management system that can achieve ISO 27001 Certification. This includes learning how to:
- Obtain Management Support (ISO 27001 Clause 5.1) – implement necessary security measures, gain your co-workers’ cooperation, and effectively manage information security risks across the organization.
- Assemble ISMS Project Team – Form a team will be in charge of planning, executing, and upholding the ISMS.
- Prepare Gap Analysis and Project Plan – Prepare a gap analysis that will evaluate your organization’s existing information security practices against ISO 27001 requirements and a project plan that will lay out the objectives, scope, and responsibilities for implementing ISO 27001.
- Identify the organization’s context (ISO 27001 Clause 4.1) – Understand your organization’s structure, the specific traits of its industry, its internal culture, its existing security practices, and external factors such as legal requirements, market conditions, and technological advancements that impact it.
- Identify legal and other requirements – Understand industry laws, contracts, standards, and internal policies, and stay updated with changes.
- Identify other interested parties’ needs (ISO 27001 Clause 4.2) – Identify and meet the needs of your organization’s stakeholders, including customers, employees, regulators, and partners.
- Define the scope of the Information Security Management System (ISO 27001 Clause 4.3) – Consider your organization’s context, goals, stakeholders, and assets and uses them to decide which aspects fall within the coverage of the ISMS.
- Prepare the Information Security Policy (ISO 27001 Clauses 4.4 and 5.2) – Prepare an Information Security Policy (ISP) that sets the direction, objectives, and framework of the ISMS as well as the top management’s role in aligning the ISP with organizational goals, legal requirements, and risk management.
- Define key roles and responsibilities (ISO 27001 Clause 5.3) -Identify specific roles vital for the ISMS, assigning clear responsibilities and authority to individuals,
- Develop a Risk Management and Methodology (ISO 27001 Clause 6.1) -Craft a structured approach to identifying threats, vulnerabilities, and their potential impacts on assets.
- Prepare a register of information security assets (ISO 27001 Clause 6.1) – Create an information security asset register that will assist in risk assessment, resource allocation, the implementation of security measures, and the prioritization of risks.
- Prepare a Risk Assessment (Threats and Opportunities) (ISO 27001 Clause 6.1) – Identify threats like cyberattacks, unauthorized access, and potential opportunities and create strategic plans to mitigate them.
- Prepare SoA (ISO 27001 Clause 6.1) – Create a Statement of Applicability (SoA) that details the applicable controls considering risks, legal requirements, and business goals while documenting explanations for excluding irrelevant controls.
- Prepare a Risk Treatment Plan (ISO 27001 Clause 6.1) -Create a Risk Treatment Plan that will enable proactive risk management, goal alignment, continuous improvement, and the strengthening of the management system.
- Prepare Operational Controls (specific responsibilities) (ISO 27001 Clause 6.1) – Define specific responsibilities to manage information security risks efficiently.
- Establish information security objectives (ISO 27001 Clause 6.2) – Establish measurable and achievable information security objectives aligned with an organization’s ISMS.
- Prepare an Information Security Improvement Plan to achieve objectives (ISO 27001 Clause 6.2) – Create an Information Security Improvement Plan that identifies areas for improvement, sets clear objectives aligned with organizational goals, outlines actions needed, and continually reviews progress for ongoing improvement.
- Identify monitoring and measurement needs (ISO 27001 Clause 9.1) – Identify important parameters like KPIs and metrics to assess effectiveness and alignment with information security objectives, along with regular reviews and updates to ensure adaptability with changes
- Develop mandatory and other documentation (ISO 27001 Clauses 4.4 and 7.5) – Create an Information Security Policy (Clause 4.4) that sets objectives and guidelines and shows the top management’s commitment to security while outlining the broader need for documented information in the ISMS (Clause 7.5)
- Establish Operational Controls and Monitoring (ISO 27001 Clause 9.1) – Create controls to manage identified information security risks effectively, then conduct monitoring to assess control performance, effectiveness, and adherence to objectives and compliance requirements.
- Secure required resources (ISO 27001 Clause 7.1) – Ensure organizations have the necessary resources to sustain personnel, technology, training, and infrastructure for establishing, maintaining, and enhancing information security measures.
- Establish initial employee awareness (ISO 27001 Clause 7.3) – Educate staff about their roles, responsibilities, and the importance of information security by conducting training sessions to familiarize employees with security policies, best practices, and guidelines.
- Establish internal and external communication (ISO 27001 Clause 7.4) – Establish solid internal and external communication methods for sharing security-related information with customers, suppliers, regulatory bodies, and other entities.
- Finalize and issue Information Security and Management System Documentation (ISO 27001 Clauses 4.4 and 7.5) – Create a comprehensive Information Security Policy (ISP) as a guiding document (Clause 4.4) then address the broader documentation needs within the ISMS (Clause 7.5).
- Complete job-specific training (ISO 27001 Clause 7.2) – Identify individual training needs based on ISMS responsibilities and provide role-specific training on policies, procedures, and best practices
- Go Live! Procedures and Information Security Objectives Plan (ISO 27001 Clauses 5.1 and 10.1) – Create and maintain documented procedures covering various security-related processes such as risk assessment, training, and incident management (Clause 5.1) and a clear and measurable Information Security Objectives Plan aligned with the organization’s broader business goals (Clause 10.1)
- Implement Risk Treatment Plan (ISO 27001 Clause 5.3) – Implement a Risk Treatment Plan to manage and mitigate identified information security risks.
- Conduct periodic Information Security risk assessment (ISO 27001 Clause 5.2) – Conduct regular Information Security risk assessments to identify, analyze, and assess potential risks to information security.
- Conduct Internal Audits (ISO 27001 Clause 9.2) – Conduct systematic and periodic Internal Audits to identify areas for refining information security practices and ensure compliance and continual improvement.
- Conduct Management Reviews (ISO 27001 Clause 9.3) – Conduct Management Reviews that assess the ISMS’s performance, its alignment with goals, and its effectiveness.
- Implement Improvement (ISO 27001 Clause 10.2) – Implement systematic improvements in your ISMS by planning specific actions to address weaknesses, monitoring their effectiveness, and reviewing outcomes for continual enhancement.
