Why ISO 27001 & ISO 27701 Matter
In an era of escalating cyber threats and data privacy regulations, ISO 27001 (Information Security Management) and ISO 27701 (Privacy Information Management) certifications are no longer optional—they’re competitive necessities. These globally recognized standards demonstrate your commitment to securing sensitive data, complying with laws like GDPR and Bhutan’s Personal Data Protection Act, and earning stakeholder trust.
Our ISO Consulting Services
We guide organizations through every step of achieving and maintaining ISO compliance.
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Gap Analysis
Compare your current practices against ISO requirements to identify vulnerabilities.
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Policy Development
Create tailored ISMS (Information Security Management System) and PIMS (Privacy Information Management System) frameworks.
03.
Risk Assessment
Map data flows, identify threats, and prioritize mitigations for assets like customer records, financial data, and intellectual property.
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Employee Training
Educate teams on security protocols, incident reporting, and privacy best practices.
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Certification Readiness
Prepare for audits with mock assessments and documentation reviews.
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Post-Certification Support
Maintain compliance with periodic reviews, updates, and continuous improvement plans.
Benefits of ISO Certification
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Global Compliance
Align with GDPR, HIPAA and National ICT Policy.
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Risk Reduction
Proactively address security gaps and privacy risks.
03.
Customer Trust
Differentiate your brand by showcasing certified data protection practices.
04.
Avoid Penalties
Prevent fines for non-compliance with data privacy laws.
05.
Operational Efficiency
Streamline processes with standardized security controls.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The frequency of assessments depends on factors like industry regulations and risk level, but many experts recommend at least annual assessments
In the event of a data breach:
- Activate your incident response plan
- Contain the breach
- Assess the damage
- Notify affected parties and relevant authorities
- Investigate the cause and implement measures to prevent future breaches
Employees can contribute by:
- Following security policies and procedures
- Using strong, unique passwords
- Being cautious with email attachments and links
- Participating in security awareness training
- Reporting suspicious activities promptly