Duplicate documentation, orphaned policies, an ISMS that’s opened once a year on the eve of the audit… you know the drill. What if your ISO 27001 documentation finally became the foundational framework for all your standards, without having to rewrite everything every time a new one comes into play?
The problem you know all too well: ISO 27001, GDPR, NIS2… and tomorrow, another one. Each standard piles its own documentation logic on top of the previous one.
Duplicate policies, procedures that never align, business teams lost in documents they don’t feel ownership of, and an ISMS that’s only opened once a year, right before the audit.
Yet the solution is already within your organization. Your ISO 27001 documentation can become the foundational framework for all your standards, without having to rewrite everything every time a new one is added to the mix. You just need to know how to structure it and how to bring it to life.
That is exactly what this webinar will show you.
What's on
- Why ISO 27001 serves as a multi-standard documentation framework
The ISMS framework (policies, procedures, records, external documents) naturally incorporates other standards. Specific alignments with the GDPR (Art. 32) and NIS2, along with a method for integrating others without having to rewrite everything. - Common Document Templates
Governance, risks, suppliers, incidents, business continuity, awareness: one template, multiple standards covered. Examples of "multi-purpose" documents: security and personal data policy, incident management, supplier management. - A single, business-process-oriented reference framework
A document managementsystem organized by process(HR, IT, procurement, product) rather than by standard. Each process manager takes ownership of their portion of the reference framework, complete with cross-reference tables, notes, and appendices to document existing requirements. - Bringing the system to life on a daily basis
Document workflow (lifecycle, validation, versioning, archiving) and simple yet robust processes. Concrete metrics: percentage of up-to-date documents, discrepancies between documents and on-site conditions, and continuously available evidence.
Duration: 1 hour
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