ISO/IEC 27001:2022 · Information security management
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 requires a risk-based information security management system. It is audited against your own risk treatment decisions and the 93 controls in Annex A — not against a fixed checklist.
Common commercial triggers and operational scenarios where ISO/IEC 27001:2022 delivers direct procurement and compliance value.
The international standard structures compliance across high-level operational clauses audited during Stage 1 and Stage 2 assessments.
Define the ISMS boundary, dependencies and the interfaces it relies on.
Security policy, assigned accountability, and management review of the ISMS.
A repeatable method, an asset-based risk register, and documented treatment decisions.
93 controls across organizational, people, physical and technological themes.
Every Annex A control listed with an inclusion or exclusion decision and a justification.
Metrics, internal audit, incident response and corrective action.
Our dedicated coordination service prepares every document and audit trail before the independent certification body begins assessment.
We build the risk assessment method, the asset register and the Statement of Applicability the auditor will test against.
Access reviews, change management, supplier assessment, logging and incident records assembled into an auditable evidence pack.
A full internal audit against Annex A before the certification body is booked.
A transparent four-phase path from gap assessment to published register listing.
Documentation & readiness review.
Implementation & evidence audit.
Corrective closure & issuance.
Public listing & QR code verification.
Key considerations on timelines, documentation, and audits for ISO 27001.
No. It requires controls that are appropriate to your risk assessment. A small cloud-native team and a data centre operator will implement different controls and both can conform.
The standard mandates a defined set: scope, policy, risk method, risk assessment, treatment plan, SoA and evidence of competence. Everything else should follow from your own risks.
A document listing all 93 Annex A controls, stating whether each is applied, and giving a justification. Auditors test the system against it.
Yes. The ISMS scope can cover cloud services you operate, including the shared responsibility boundary with your provider.
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