Supporting Compliance For ISO 27001
The primary goal of ISO 27001 is to help organizations secure their information assets. This widely recognized international standard is optional and outlines best practices for maintaining and securing an Information Security Management System (ISMS). Accepted in 168 countries, accreditation is particularly useful for companies dealing with sensitive data, such as healthcare firms, financial services companies, and government contractors. Many organizations around the world employ the standard to ensure their security policies, processes, and controls can:
Responsibly manage confidential or sensitive data
Responsibly manage confidential or sensitive data
Classify data and highlight exceptions using visual and metadata labels
Classify data and highlight exceptions using visual and metadata labels
Send alerts when sensitive data leaves the organization
Send alerts when sensitive data leaves the organization
Prevent users from sending confidential information without authorization
Prevent users from sending confidential information without authorization
Educate users on corporate sensitive data policy
Educate users on corporate sensitive data policy
Support additional security controls such as encryption, Data Loss Prevention (DLP), and rights management using metadata labels
Support additional security controls such as encryption, Data Loss Prevention (DLP), and rights management using metadata labels
Adhere to data storage requirements by orchestrating data management solutions (such as data retention and archiving)
Adhere to data storage requirements by orchestrating data management solutions (such as data retention and archiving)
