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The case for ISO27001 : 2013 / Alan Calder.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Calder, Alan, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Business enterprises--Computer networks--Security measures.
Business enterprises.
Confidential business information.
Computer security--Management--Standards.
Computer security.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (111 p.)
Edition:
Second edition.
Place of Publication:
Cambridgeshire, England : IT Governance Publishing, 2013.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
This friendly guide, updated to reflect ISO27001:2013, presents the compelling business case for implementing ISO27001 in order to protect your information assets. This makes it ideal reading for anyone unfamiliar with the many benefits of the standard, and as a supporting document for an ISO27001 project proposal.
Contents:
Cover
Title
Copyright
About the Author
Acknowledgement
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Information Economy, Intellectual Capital
Executive summary
The information economy
Intellectual capital
ISO27001
Chapter 2: Information, IT and Competitiveness
Academic research
Competitive environment
Chapter 3: Information Threats
Threats
Attack categories
Chapter 4: Insecurity Impacts
Types of impact
Chapter 5: 'Traditional' Threats
Viruses and hackers
Spam
Commercial espionage
Insider threats
Fraud
Staff
Systems failures
Chapter 6: Information Risk in Large Organisations
Threats to larger organisations
Vulnerabilities in larger organisations
Impacts on larger organisations
Data protection and privacy regulation in larger organisations
Chapter 7: Organised Crime
Impacts of organised crime
Chapter 8: Terrorism
Cyber-capabilities
Chapter 9: Evolving Threat Environment
Key trends
Chapter 10: Regulatory Compliance
Executive Summary
The regulatory conundrum
Chapter 11: Data Protection and Privacy
Privacy and data protection
OECD Guidelines
EU Regulation
UK Regulation
US Regulation
APEC regulation
Chapter 12: Anti-Spam Legislation
Regulation of electronic marketing
Chapter 13: Computer Misuse Legislation
Convention on cyber crime
Chapter 14: Human Rights
Chapter 15: Record Retention and Destruction.
Executive summary
Records
Chapter 16: Information Security Governance
What is 'information security'?
Information security is a Board responsibility
Governance and risk management
Corporate governance codes
Information risk
Governance failure
Chapter 17: Benefits of an ISO27001 ISMS
A structured information security management system
Benefits of a structured information security management system
Benefits of external certification ('registration') to ISO27001
Chapter 18: ISO27001 in the Public Sector
UK public sector organisations
Freedom of information legislation
Board issues in the public sector
Chapter 19: Is ISO27001 for you?
Do you have information that you rely on or which needs to be kept confidential?
Do you collect personal information (e.g. from customers or employees)?
Does your business rely on information technology for its daily activities?
Do your customers, suppliers or partners need confidence in your information handling and privacy protection measures?
Can you afford reputational damage, commercial and punitive losses, business interruption and loss or corruption of confidential information?
Is ISO27001 the answer?
Chapter 20: How do you go about ISO27001?
Preparation
Initial planning
Implementation
Chapter 21: Selection of a Certification Body
Appendix: ISO27001 - Past, Present and Future
ISO/IEC 17799
Links to other standards and regulatory frameworks
Useful Websites
ISO27001 certification organisations
Governance
Information security
ITG Resources
Other Websites
Toolkits
Training Services
Professional Services and Consultancy
Publishing Services
Newsletter.
Notes:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed August 14, 2014).
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
1-84928-531-4
OCLC:
876049154

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