Risk and treatment records
Link information security risks, assessments, selected responses and control owners in one risk management context.
Coordinate your information security management system with defined risks, control ownership, documented evidence, internal review and corrective action tracking.
A successful ISMS connects context, risk decisions, applicable controls and evidence of ongoing operation instead of relying on disconnected documents.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 defines requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining and continually improving an information security management system (ISMS). Organizations establish their own scope and risk treatment decisions. Independent certification, where pursued, is performed by a certification body, not by a software vendor.
Identify the relevant services, locations, interested parties, interfaces and dependencies. Document the boundaries and management responsibilities.
Apply a consistent assessment method and criteria, identify business risks, select risk treatments and record accountable risk owners.
Prepare a Statement of Applicability explaining selected controls, exclusions and justification. Map those decisions to the relevant risk treatment activities.
Plan control operation, competence and awareness, internal audit, management review and periodic reassessment with evidence for the chosen scope.
Record nonconformities, determine causes, follow corrective actions through closure and evaluate whether the changes were effective.
Organize the inputs and reviews your security, compliance and business teams need throughout the program.
Link information security risks, assessments, selected responses and control owners in one risk management context.
Keep policy responsibilities and control expectations connected to supporting records, review decisions and evidence requests.
Track follow-up activity, findings and assigned deadlines so management and reviewers can see what still needs attention.
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No. Certification requires an independent assessment against the standard by an appropriate certification body. TrustsComply can help organize the management-system work and evidence.
The SoA records which security controls are applicable to the defined ISMS scope and why they are included or excluded. It links risk treatment decisions to the controls selected.
Some evidence can support both programs when the control and testing scope align. Each framework still requires its own applicability and assessment decisions.
Related guidance: compliance management, audit evidence, risk and control assessments, and enterprise risk management.
Ask for an ISO 27001 readiness walkthrough centered on your scope, risk assessment, control responsibilities and review process.