Descoltech supports companies and SMEs in the process of obtaining ISO/IEC 27001 certification, building an Information Security Management System consistent with the risks, processes and responsibilities of the organization.
The course is part of our business certification services and includes risk analysis, system organization, control definition, documentation and audit preparation.
Obtaining ISO 27001 does not mean installing new IT tools. The system must allow the company to identify information risks, define responsibilities and apply controls proportionate to its context.
That's why we start with real business processes, identifying what information needs to be protected, where it's used, and what people, systems, and suppliers are involved in managing it.
When the path also involves roles, responsibilities and organization, it can be integrated with strategic business consulting.
We analyse existing processes, information, assets, responsibilities and controls to identify risks related to confidentiality, integrity and availability of information. Gap analysis allows us to define priorities for intervention.
We define responsibilities, risk management criteria, controls and operating methods necessary to build an applicable system. The goal is to link security measures to the real risks of the organization, avoiding controls introduced without a precise logic.
We organize the necessary documented information and support the people involved in the application of the controls. In industrial contexts the system can interact with suppliers, technical documentation and industrial technical services.
Before the audit, we verify the application of the system, risk assessment, controls and available evidence. Descoltech prepares and supports the company during the process, while the certification is issued by an independent body.
ISO 27001 is suitable for companies that manage relevant information for customers, suppliers, employees and business processes and want to address its security through a structured and verifiable system.
It is especially useful when the organization manages confidential data, digital systems, technology vendors, access, critical documentation, or security requirements from customers and supply chains.
Even in industrial sectors, technical information, order data, documentation and access to systems can be critical elements for business continuity
It is not always clear which data is critical
Critical issues are addressed especially when they emerge
Permissions can depend on individual functions
Safety requirements can be assessed on a case-by-case basis
Events are mainly handled in emergencies
Relevant information and assets are identified
Risks are analysed and evaluated periodically
Access and responsibilities are managed according to defined criteria
Supplier risks are considered in the system
Incidents and anomalies are managed through defined processes
An Information Security Management System allows you to identify which data and assets are most relevant, assess risks and define controls proportionate to the real needs of the organization.
The system also helps to clarify liability, access management, suppliers, incidents and evidence, making security a continuous process instead of a sequence of isolated interventions.
When organizational criticalities emerge in information flows, the activity can also be linked to the optimization of business processes.
ISO/IEC 27001 defines the requirements of an Information Security Management System. The system is used to manage risks that can compromise the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information.
No. Information security also involves people, processes, suppliers and organisational responsibilities. For this reason, the system must be integrated into business processes and not entrusted exclusively to the IT function.
These are three central principles of information security. Confidentiality means limiting access to authorized parties, integrity, preserving the correctness and completeness of data, availability, ensuring that information is accessible when necessary.
Yes. The two systems share several organizational elements related to processes, accountability, auditing, and improvement. A company can then coordinate ISO 27001 with ISO 9001 certification.
It depends on the sector, the risks and the requirements of the market. Descoltech supports several company certification paths, including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, SA 8000, UNI/PdR 125, UNI EN 1090 and ISO 22000.