cloud security

How to use ISO 27017 to manage legal risks related to geographical location

Cloud services are often sold as solutions that can be anywhere and everywhere. All that is necessary is a computer and a network connection to work with data, applications, and resources. While from user’s point of view this is true, cloud services ultimately rely on physical infrastructure, which has to ...

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By Rhand Leal| September 19th, 2016|Blog, BSI, cloud security, Geographical location, ISMS, ISMS (BSI, ISO 27001), ISO 27017, ISO27001, Legal Issues, Notfallmanagement, Penetrationstest, Penetrationstests, Risikomanagement, Unternehmen, Veranstaltungen, Zertifizierung & Audit|Kommentare deaktiviert

How to use ISO 27017 to manage legal risks related to geographical location

Cloud services are often sold as solutions that can be anywhere and everywhere. All that is necessary is a computer and a network connection to work with data, applications, and resources. While from user’s point of view this is true, cloud services ultimately rely on physical infrastructure, which has to ...

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By Rhand Leal| September 19th, 2016|Blog, BSI, cloud security, Geographical location, ISMS, ISMS (BSI, ISO 27001), ISO 27017, ISO27001, Legal Issues, Notfallmanagement, Penetrationstest, Penetrationstests, Risikomanagement, Unternehmen, Veranstaltungen, Zertifizierung & Audit|Kommentare deaktiviert

ISO 27001 vs. ISO 27017 – Information security controls for cloud services

The future of ISO 27017, together with ISO 27018, seems quite bright: they define security standards for today’s fastest-growing industry – cloud computing. This topic is so big and so hot, that these two standards might achieve the same level of success as their “older brothers” ISO 27001 and ISO ...

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By Dejan Kosutic| November 30th, 2015|Blog, BSI, cloud security, ISMS, ISMS (BSI, ISO 27001), ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, ISO27001, Notfallmanagement, Penetrationstest, Penetrationstests, Risikomanagement, Unternehmen, Veranstaltungen, Zertifizierung & Audit|Kommentare deaktiviert

ISO 27001 vs. ISO 27017 – Information security controls for cloud services

The future of ISO 27017, together with ISO 27018, seems quite bright: they define security standards for today’s fastest-growing industry – cloud computing. This topic is so big and so hot, that these two standards might achieve the same level of success as their “older brothers” ISO 27001 and ISO ...

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By Dejan Kosutic| November 30th, 2015|Blog, BSI, cloud security, ISMS, ISMS (BSI, ISO 27001), ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, ISO27001, Notfallmanagement, Penetrationstest, Penetrationstests, Risikomanagement, Unternehmen, Veranstaltungen, Zertifizierung & Audit|Kommentare deaktiviert

ISO 27001 vs. ISO 27018 – Standard for protecting privacy in the cloud

If your company is delivering services in the cloud, you probably have more and more customers asking you how their personal data is protected. ISO 27001 is certainly a good way to do it; however, some enlightened customers might ask you for even more – compliance with ISO 27018, the standard ...

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By Dejan Kosutic| November 16th, 2015|Blog, BSI, cloud security, ISMS, ISMS (BSI, ISO 27001), ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, ISO27001, Notfallmanagement, Penetrationstest, Penetrationstests, Risikomanagement, Unternehmen, Veranstaltungen, Zertifizierung & Audit|Kommentare deaktiviert

ISO 27001 vs. ISO 27018 – Standard for protecting privacy in the cloud

Update 2015-12-01: This blog post was updated on the issue of certification. If your company is delivering services in the cloud, you probably have more and more customers asking you how their personal data is protected. ISO 27001 is certainly a good way to do it; however, some enlightened customers might ...

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By Dejan Kosutic| November 16th, 2015|Blog, BSI, cloud security, ISMS, ISMS (BSI, ISO 27001), ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27018, ISO27001, Notfallmanagement, Penetrationstest, Penetrationstests, Risikomanagement, Unternehmen, Veranstaltungen, Zertifizierung & Audit|Kommentare deaktiviert