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Implementation and certification to the Information Security Management System under ISO 27001:2013 provides organizations with a consistent framework of risk management and governance and forms a foundation of sound information security practices. With stricter privacy requirements, both in the United States and internationally, adding the Privacy Information Management System under ISO 27701:2019 provides further adherence to privacy requirements and adds specific controls for data controllers and/or data processors. This standard requires ISO 27001 certification. The combination of these two standards provides an organization with ongoing compliance and sustainability of evolving technologies and requirements. We'll present a review of each standard and quick review of current privacy legislation with case studies of organizations that reduced risk, increased efficiencies and boosted customer confidence.
Learning Objectives:
Identify critical relationships between privacy and information security and how common controls can provide a greater value to managing legal, regulatory, contractual requirements.
Learn strategy to gain management and customer confidence through applying a standardized, systematic method for the protection of multiple types of information as a data custodian, data processors or data collector.
Analyze the current privacy and information security program within your organization to determine potential gaps and areas of improvement