ISO 27001 is an internationally recognised standard for information security management systems (ISMS). It provides a framework for organisations to manage sensitive information, ensuring its confidentiality, integrity, and availability while minimising risks related to data breaches and cyber threats.

The Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) in Singapore governs organisations’ collection, use, and disclosure of personal data. It protects individuals’ personal information while allowing organisations to use data for legitimate business purposes. Companies that handle customers’ personal information must comply with the PDPA to avoid legal penalties and maintain customer trust.

The Cybersecurity Act establishes a legal framework for protecting critical information infrastructure (CII) in Singapore. It mandates that organisations managing CII implement measures to safeguard their systems against cyber threats. Compliance with the Cybersecurity Act is essential for organizations that are classified as critical sectors, such as finance, healthcare, and energy.
ISO 27001 emphasises risk assessment and management, helping organisations identify and mitigate risks associated with personal data handling and cybersecurity threats.
The standard requires organisations to establish and maintain data protection policies that align with PDPA and Cybersecurity Act requirements, ensuring proper personal information and critical infrastructure handling.
ISO 27001 mandates the implementation of access controls to restrict unauthorised access to personal data and critical systems, enhancing overall security.
The standard includes provisions for incident management, ensuring organizations can respond effectively to data breaches and cyber incidents, as required by both the PDPA and Cybersecurity Act.
ISO 27001 promotes a culture of continuous improvement, encouraging organizations to regularly review and update their information security practices to remain compliant with evolving regulations like the PDPA and Cybersecurity Act.
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To identify gaps and evaluate current information security practices against ISO 27001 requirements.
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Provide training for staff on information security principles and ISO 27001 standards.
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Develop and document an Information Security Management System (ISMS) that meets ISO 27001 standards.
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Implement the ISMS across the organisation, ensuring all employees understand their roles in information security management.
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Conduct an internal audit to assess the ISMS’s effectiveness and identify areas for improvement.
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Review the ISMS with management to ensure it aligns with organisational goals and information security objectives.
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Engage a certified body to perform an external audit. If compliant, the organisation will receive ISO 27001 certification.
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Maintain and improve the ISMS through regular audits and updates.
Are you considering ISO 27001 certification for your organisation? We offer a free assessment to evaluate your current information security practices and identify areas for improvement.
Are you considering ISO 27001 certification for your organisation? We offer a free assessment to evaluate your current information security practices and identify areas for improvement.
Contact us today to schedule your free assessment and take the first step towards enhancing your organisation’s information security management system!