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It has been found that cybercrimes and threats to women online are rising by the day, so that they are the prime targets of some sensitive crimes like revenge pornography and sextortion. Reasons causing this are not only economical, but also social and cultural, that prevent women from using the internet and issues like trolling that pop up when one uses it too often. With the development of a more advanced and digital age , it is of paramount importance to break this gender divide and create awareness among internet users, to help curb the threats and problems associated with the internet and its usage, and also pave a path to reap the benefits of these great technological advancements.

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The global standard for information security is ISO/IEC 27001. It provides guidelines for an information security management system. Organizations can manage their information security with the support of ISO 27001’s best-practice approach, which considers people, processes, and technology. Certification to the ISO 27001 Standard is globally accepted as proof that your ISMS has complied with industry best practices in information security. ISO 27001 is a framework that aids businesses in creating, implementing, operating, monitoring, reviewing, maintaining, and continuously improving an ISMS. It is a part of the ISO 27000 family of information security standards.

The ISO/IEC 27001 has advanced significantly since the BS17799 era to the current norm. It is extremely challenging for tech corporations and related organizations to maintain compliance and manage programs that effectively minimize risk and raise the bar on security due to the strict requirements and the challenge of certifying organizations.

The updated ISO/IEC 27001:2022, Information Security Management Systems, was officially released by the British Standards Institution (BSI) on November 2, 2022. The new standard aids businesses in protecting their information assets, which is essential in the modern world when cyberattacks are becoming more frequent and sophisticated.

IEC 27001:2022 The ISO/IEC 27000 set of standards, which was initially issued over 20 years ago, is famed for its information security management systems. With regard to information security compliance, these standards have been able to maintain the industry and the certified organization in good health. Additionally, it lays the way for effective organizational tools to reduce the risks of hacks and cybercrime by putting in place a strong information security management system. Their adoption can promote business confidence and offer employee training possibilities, which will result in a more efficient method of working.

The standard’s main focus is on recognizing and managing information security threats, but implementing its recommendations has much wider advantages for enterprises than just data protection. It can benefit organizations by:

  • Minimizing the possibility of a data breach, which might cause harm to the company’s reputation or financial penalty
  • By improving your reputation, you may win over new consumers and clients while establishing trust with your current ones.
  • Boost productivity and efficiency across the entire organization.
  • Maintain business operations in the case of a cyberattack attempt.
  • By evaluating the risks and using a more selective approach, you may lower the cost of information security.

ISO/IEC 27001 has been updated to bring its guidelines in line with the current technical landscape due to the result of the revision of ISO/IEC 27002:2022 Information security controls in February 2022. The latest standard version contains no substantial technological changes, although the modification does have numerous essential business advantages. These consist of the following:

 

The Prominent Changes and its significance

Better Resilience : The ISO/IEC 27001 guidelines are still under constant development.  In the five years since the last revision of ISO/IEC 27001, the technology utilized by hackers has advanced significantly. The most recent version of the standard incorporates the recent industry consensus to guarantee that its recommendations are still as efficient as ever at making your information assets resilient against present-day hazards. These frequent updates make sure that it continues to be one of the most effective risk management tools for thwarting the millions of attacks that take place annually across the globe.

An inducer of compliance : Editorial adjustments have been made to ISO/IEC 27001 in order to align some content with the most recent draft of ISO/IEC Directives Part 1, 2022.  This modification guarantees the global conformity of ISO/IEC 27001. By informing your clients that your information security management system has been designed to the highest standards, employing the ISO/IEC 27001 specification will help your firm establish a reputation for digital trust.

Clever execution : To establish alignment with the harmonized structure for management system standards, the provisions in ISO/IEC 27001 have been rearranged.  By making this adjustment, ISO/IEC 27001:2022 will continue adhering to the high-level framework and adhere to the high-level framework found in all management system standards. This has been put in place to assist firms that implement multiple management system standards simultaneously in successfully adopting these procedures.

Since the 2017 iteration of ISO/IEC 27001 will be phased out after a brief transition time, current users must comply with the newly issued 2022 revision. The timely revision of guidelines ensures smooth implementation of new safety standards, effective  in combating emerging cyber threats.

 

Author: Mr. Shrey Madaan, Research Associate, CyberPeace Foundation