ISO 27001 risk analysis

As a CISO, CIO, or compliance officer, you know that a poorly structured risk analysis can undermine your ISO 27001 project... even if your security measures are relevant.

Methodological errors (fixed analyses, scenarios disconnected from context, inconsistent DdA, non-formalized acceptances) are a frequent cause of non-compliance during audits.

Our exclusive guide provides you with concrete methods for building a risk analysis that is actionable, defensible in an audit, and truly useful for managing your ISMS.

What you will find in this guide

The essential basics of ISO 27001 risk analysis: normative requirements, role of ISO 27005, fundamental concepts (risk, threat, vulnerability)

Governance and responsibilities: key roles (management, CISO, risk owners), expected approvals, and decision traceability

Comprehensive risk management process: establishing context, identification, assessment, treatment, acceptance, monitoring

Link to the Statement of Applicability (SoA): consistency between risks, controls in Appendix A, and treatment plan

Project phase management and maintenance: risk-by-risk approach, update triggers, pragmatic annual review

Practical examples and document templates: typical scenarios, risk matrices, impact and likelihood scales

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