ISO 27001 Annex A 5.7: Threat Intelligence Implementation Guide
Learn how to implement ISO 27001 Annex A 5.7 Threat Intelligence and easily pass your certification audit with this complete implementation guide. ✅ DOWNLOAD my ISO 27001 Toolkit and DIY - https://hightable.io/ 📖 Read the full written guide and checklist here: https://hightable.io/iso-27001-annex-... Threat intelligence iso27001 is a new control and I show you exactly what changed in the ISO 27001:2022 update and exactly what you need to do for ISO 27001 certification. 📽️ Video Chapters 00:00 Threat Intelligence ISO 27001 01:05 What is ISO 27001 Annex A 5.7 Threat Intelligence? 01:53 Sources of threat intelligence information 02.32 The purpose of threat intelligence 02:47 The ISO 27001 Annex A 5.7 definition 03:06 Does threat intelligence apply to you? 03:44 How to Implement ISO 27001 Annex A 5.7 Threat IntelligenceThreats 06:03 The 3 levels of threat intelligence 06:52 How to comply with the ISO 27001 threat intelligence control 07:57 What is the auditor going to check for ISO 27001 certification? 09:35 Top 3 Threat Intelligence Mistakes people make 10:37 Why is threat intelligence important? 11:22 ISO 27001 Threat Intelligence FAQ 14:18 Conclusion What is ISO 27001 Threat Intelligence ? ISO 27001 Annex A 5.7 Threat Intelligence is an ISO 27001 control that requires an organisation to collect and analyse information relating to information security threats and use that information take mitigation action. Threat intelligence is used to prevent, detect or respond to threats. You can produce your own threat intelligence but as a rule you will make use of threat intelligence produced by others. It is often provided by independent providers and advisors which can include government sources and more than likely products and services will spring up around this new control to offer you it as a service, at a cost of course. How to implement ISO 27001 Threat Intelligence 1. Establish objectives for threat intelligence production 2. Identify your internal and external sources of information are 3. Document those sources of information once vetted 4. Collect information on a periodic basis 5. Prepare and analyse the information by formatting or translating it 6. Analyse the threat intelligence information to understand how it relates to you 7. Act on it 8. Communicate and share with relevant people. #iso27001 #iso27001certification #isms

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