Establishment of an ISMS

Step by step towards a secure management system.

The step-by-step implementation of an ISMS in accordance with ISO 27001 and 27002 has proven successful.

An effective ISMS is best established step by step in accordance with the recognised ISO/IEC 27001 and 27002 standards – an approach that has proven itself in practice for years. The result: a tailor-made, sustainable and CO₂-conscious ISMS that establishes information security as an integral part of your corporate culture and comprehensively covers all critical aspects.

ISMS Structure

ISMS Objective 1:

Integrity – secure your business success with reliable, accurate and sustainably secured information.

ISMS Objective 2:

Confidentiality – protect sensitive data, maintain your competitive edge and act in a CO₂-conscious manner in the ISO context.

ISMS Objective 3:

Availability – ensure uninterrupted service and meet customer expectations with robust, resource-efficient processes.

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Our offer for setting up your ISMS

Risk assessment

Our external information security expert will assist you in setting up an ISMS in accordance with standards such as BSI Basic Protection, TISAX or ISO/IEC 27001/27002. This enables us to ensure the success of the project and create sustainable, CO₂-conscious structures in the ISO context.

An action plan defines clear measures, responsibilities and deadlines for achieving objectives. We pay attention to effectiveness, appropriateness and sustainability – including CO₂ aspects in the ISO context.

Our information security manual forms the basis for a comprehensive set of rules on organisational and procedural issues. It is based on best practices and ISO/IEC 27002, is modularly adaptable and promotes a sustainable, CO₂-conscious security culture.

Following a risk analysis, top management determines the appropriate information security strategy. This is translated into practical, sustainable goals – incorporating CO₂ aspects in the ISO context.

Information Security manual

Action planning

Strategy definition

The integration of the PDCA cycle (Plan–Do–Check–Act) enables an effective and tailor-made ISMS that fits seamlessly into your structures. This ensures that measures are continuously implemented, optimised and sustainably anchored, taking into account CO₂ aspects in the ISO context.

Regular review of risks, objectives and measures is crucial to ensure that they remain up to date and effective. The results are fed directly into the continuous improvement process for information security – in a practical, sustainable manner and taking CO₂ aspects into account in the ISO context.

Status-quo

The status quo analysis reveals weaknesses in your organisation and takes relevant standards and regulations into account. Based on this, a targeted, sustainable catalogue of measures is created, which also integrates CO₂ aspects in the ISO context.

Continuous control

PDCA Cycle

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Take advantage of our expertise from specialists in the field of Information Security

Use proven methods to reduce your specific risks in a targeted manner. Our experienced experts provide you with practical, understandable and sustainable support – including CO₂ aspects in the ISO context.

We have been reliably supporting companies in the introduction of ISMS for over ten years. This experience has resulted in a valuable pool of best practices, which we use to develop and implement practical, efficient and sustainable solutions – including CO₂ aspects in the ISO context.

Our team combines a wide range of expertise to develop tailor-made and practical solutions. With CertifyNow, you have a specialised partner who firmly integrates sustainability and CO₂ aspects into ISO requirements.

We combine comprehensive expertise with sound methodological skills to ensure the successful implementation of projects. This enables us to ensure that all phases of setting up an ISMS are clearly coordinated, traceable and sustainable – including CO₂ aspects in the ISO context.