
A client requires it in its request for proposals, a major account adds it to its supplier questionnaire, and your management makes it a goal for the year: the ISO 27001 certification process is underway. And that’s often when the project starts to go off the rails.
The scope is poorly defined. Documentation piles up without anyone managing it. Evidence is scrambled for at the last minute before the audit. In a small organization, no one has the time or expertise to take charge of the issue. In a larger organization, the teams exist, but no one has a consolidated view of progress, business units, and standards.
In this webinar, our experts review the fundamentals of successfully obtaining ISO 27001 certification through an audit conducted by an independent organization: the appropriate scope, the audit trail, and what the auditor actually checks. Oversecur’s live demonstration then shows two ways to manage the system: with a dedicated CISO who leads the project for you, or with a consolidated control center for your teams.
This webinar is for you if:
✅ Why Do So Many ISO 27001 Projects Go Off the Rails
Slipping deadlines, documentation that no one keeps up to date, evidence that can’t be found on the eve of the audit: the recurring causes—and how to anticipate them.
✅ Define the appropriate scope of certification
One or more entities, a single product or the entire company, sites, and subcontractors: this choice determines both the timeline and the value of the certificate to your customers.
✅ What the auditor is really checking
The chain of evidence, decisions approved by management, and compliance that reflects actual operations. What sets true certification apart from mere documentation-based compliance—and why AI can draft your documents without actually proving them.
✅ Oversecur Live Demo: Two Ways to Control Your System
✅ After Certification: Sustaining the System Over Time
Reviews, surveillance audits, updating evidence: how the system remains effective from one cycle to the next.
✅ Q&A with our experts
: Your scope, your organization, your deadlines.
Duration: 1 hour