Information security

ISO/IEC 27001 information security management

A system can be technically secure and still fail a buyer's review if nobody can explain how access, incidents, suppliers, changes and recovery are governed. ISO 27001 gives those questions a repeatable operating shape.

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The framework

What ISO 27001 is for.

ISO/IEC 27001 is the international standard for an information security management system. It gives an organisation a structured way to identify information risks, choose controls, assign responsibility and keep evidence that the controls are operated.

How we work with it

Make the obligation usable.

Map the information, people, suppliers and system boundaries that matter.
Turn security requirements into architecture, access, logging, recovery and operational controls.
Prepare the evidence, review trail and handover material a buyer or assessor needs.

What we can leave behind

Evidence a reviewer can follow.

Information-security control map
Risk and treatment record
Security questionnaire support

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Concrete delivery evidence

How this showed up in client work.

The regulated health platform carried ISO 27001 requirements in its delivery context, alongside security questionnaires, a DPIA and clinical-safety evidence. The CRM platform also lists ISO 27001 requirements as part of the live product delivery rather than as a post-build claim.

Relevant delivery work

Regulated health platform

Security evidence and operational controls were delivered alongside the live service.

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Relevant delivery work

CRM platform

A multi-tenant platform kept workspace boundaries and delivery requirements in the product foundation.

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Keep the map connected

Cyber Essentials →Data protection →NHS DSPT →

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