ISO 27001

Certification ISO 27001

Implementation and certification of the international Information Security Management System standard, globally recognized as the benchmark for data protection.

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What is ISO 27001?

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is the leading international standard for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS). It defines the requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an ISMS using the PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) cycle.

Certification is granted by independent accredited bodies and provides assurance to clients, investors, and regulators that the organization manages information security systematically and effectively.

P

Plan

Establish objectives and processes

D

Do

Implement controls and processes

C

Check

Monitor and audit

A

Act

Continually improve

Proceso

Proceso de Certificación ISO 27001

01

CONTEXT AND SCOPE

Definition of organizational context, interested parties, and ISMS scope.

  • Context analysis
  • Interested parties map
  • ISMS scope
02

LEADERSHIP AND POLICY

Establishment of security policy and management commitment.

  • Security policy
  • Roles and responsibilities
  • Security committee
03

RISK ASSESSMENT

Identification, analysis, and evaluation of security risks per ISO 27005.

  • Risk methodology
  • Risk register
  • Treatment plan
04

STATEMENT OF APPLICABILITY

Selection of Annex A controls and justification of inclusions/exclusions.

  • Statement of Applicability (SoA)
  • Control objectives
  • Exclusion justification
05

CONTROL IMPLEMENTATION

Implementation of the 93 applicable Annex A controls.

  • Documented procedures
  • Technical configurations
  • Operational evidence
06

INTERNAL AUDITS

Internal ISMS audits to validate conformity with ISO 27001.

  • Internal audit report
  • Non-conformities
  • Corrective actions
07

MANAGEMENT REVIEW

Management review of the ISMS to evaluate effectiveness and improvement opportunities.

  • Review minutes
  • Security metrics
  • Improvement decisions
08

CERTIFICATION AUDIT

Support during Stage 1 (documentation review) and Stage 2 (operational audit) with the certifier.

  • Stage 1 and 2 support
  • Findings management
  • Certification achieved

Anexo A

Controles Anexo A

93 controls organized into 4 main themes (ISO 27001:2022).

Organizational Controls

A.5(37 controls)

Policies, roles, asset management, access control, supplier management, and continuity.

People Controls

A.6(8 controls)

Screening, terms of employment, awareness, disciplinary processes, and termination.

Physical Controls

A.7(14 controls)

Security perimeters, entry controls, equipment protection, and secure areas.

Technological Controls

A.8(34 controls)

Devices, privileges, authentication, malware, backups, logging, cryptography, and secure development.

Requiere validación técnica

Validación Técnica

Auditorías Técnicas para ISO 27001

Our technical audits validate the Annex A controls.

Security Testing

A.8.8

Technical vulnerability management through periodic scans and assessments.

Technical Compliance Review

A.18.2 / A.5.36

Verification of conformity with security policies and standards.

Access Controls

A.8.2, A.8.3

Validation of access privileges, authentication, and segregation of duties.

Vulnerability Analysis

A.8.8

Identification and assessment of vulnerabilities in systems and infrastructure.

Entregables

Lo Que Recibes

ISMS Scope

Definition of the Information Security Management System scope.

Security Policy

Corporate information security policy approved by management.

Risk Assessment

Methodology, risk register, and treatment plan per ISO 27005.

Statement of Applicability

SoA with justification of Annex A control inclusions and exclusions.

Risk Treatment Plan

Prioritized actions to mitigate identified risks with owners and deadlines.

Mandatory Procedures

The 9 minimum documented procedures required by ISO 27001.

Internal Audit Reports

ISMS audit reports with findings and corrective actions.

Review Records

Management review minutes with metrics and improvement decisions.

FAQ

Preguntas Frecuentes

An Information Security Management System (ISMS) is a framework of policies, procedures, and controls for managing information security risks systematically. It is important because it provides a structured approach to protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information.

Typically between 6 and 12 months, depending on the organization's size, system complexity, and current maturity level. Smaller organizations with a good starting point can achieve it in 6 months; larger organizations or those with lower maturity may need 12+ months.

ISO 27001:2022 updates Annex A by reducing controls from 114 to 93, reorganized into 4 themes (organizational, people, physical, technological). It adds 11 new controls including threat intelligence, cloud security, web filtering, and secure coding. Certified organizations had until October 2025 to transition.

It is not legally mandatory in most sectors, but it has become a de facto requirement for: working with large corporations, participating in tenders, meeting sector-specific regulations (DORA, NIS2), attracting investment, and demonstrating security commitment to international clients.

The Statement of Applicability is a key document that lists all 93 Annex A controls, indicating which are applied and which are excluded, with justification. It is one of the most scrutinized documents during the certification audit and must reflect the results of the risk assessment.

We use recognized methodologies such as ISO 27005, NIST SP 800-30, or OCTAVE. The process includes: identification of assets, threats, and vulnerabilities; evaluation of likelihood and impact; determination of risk level; and definition of the treatment plan (mitigate, transfer, accept, or avoid).

The certificate is valid for 3 years. During that period, there are annual surveillance audits (years 1 and 2) and a recertification audit in year 3. Additionally, annual internal audits and periodic management reviews are required.

Yes, it is a recommended strategy. ISO 27701 extends the ISO 27001 ISMS with specific privacy requirements (PIMS). Implementing them together is more efficient since they share much of the documentation framework and controls.

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