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The ISO 27001 Certification Audit and How to Pass It

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The ISO 27001 Certification Audit and How to Pass It

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  1. The ISO 27001 Certification Audit and How to Pass It

  2. What is an ISO 27001 Audit? The audit is an integral process of every ISO certification including the ISO 27001 certification. An organisation needs to perform an audit to ensure that its management system is effective and complies with the requirements of the chosen standard. Hence, the ISO 27001 audit is required to ensure that your ISMS (Information Security Management System) is competent to address your organisation’s information security risks and complies with the principles and guidelines of the ISO 27001 standard.

  3. Why Do You Need an ISO 27001 Audit? Audits, specifically called internal audits are a crucial requirement of the ISO 27001 standard. It is even outlined in clause 9 of the standard. According to the clause, it is essential to conduct to: • Ensure the ISMS conforms to your business’s information security needs and fits into the context of your organisation • Ensure the ISMS documentation is appropriate and is in accordance with the ISO 27001 requirements • Ensure the ISMS implementation adheres to the requirements of the standard

  4. 7 Steps to Pass the ISO 27001 Audit Following these key steps will help you pass the audit smoothly! Set the criteria of your audit procedure and its scope. Get a professional audit team either within your organisation or from a third-party agency. Identify the stakeholders, interested parties or employees who will interact with the ISMS or benefit from it. Conduct a stage one audit where the auditors check your ISMS documentation to ensure the key requirements of ISO 27001 are met. Conduct stage two audit where the auditors take a walkthrough of your organisation to ensure the ISMS practices are implemented properly. Prepare a report enumerating the audit observations and discuss them with the management team to make important changes or implement corrective actions if necessary. Follow up the audit report i.e., auditors should review whether the discussed actions are implemented.

  5. Key Takeaway Passing the internal audit is clearly an obligatory step for an organisation to achieve the ISO 27001 certification. In short, its outcome tells whether your organisation is prepared enough to be certified or not. Therefore, to achieve the certification in one go, make sure you have the right team of audit professionals. They will not only carry out the internal audit procedure but will also provide effective suggestions to improve your ISO compliance.

  6. About the Company Compliancehelp is one of the esteemed ISO consultancies in Australia that offers an exclusive range of services to organisations to help them become eligible for the desired certification. Contact their team for any kind of certification assurance services such as gap analysis, internal audits, staff training and readiness review.

  7. Contact Us Compliancehelp 1800 503 401 sales@compliancehelp.com.au https://quality-assurance.com.au

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