Since its initial development, the objective of the standard has been to provide a model for establishing, implementing, operating, monitoring, reviewing, maintaining and improving an information security management system.
The primary objective of the ISO 27000 family of standards – which includes ISO 27002, ISO 27003 and many others – is to help organizations securely protect their information assets, whether they are intellectual property, contracts, financial data or customer or employee data.
An organization that has achieved ISO 27001 compliance is likely to have a higher level of security than an organization that is not compliant. ISO 27001 also shares similarities with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the Center for Internet Security’s Critical Security Controls, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology Cybersecurity Framework, so ISO 27001 compliance can also go a long way toward meeting the requirements of these other frameworks:
Ensure ongoing compliance with applicable business, legal, contractual, and regulatory requirements.
Secure information by ensuring their systems comply with the CIA triangle.
Improve risk management thinking and help assess cybersecurity readiness.
Ensure compliance with applicable business, legal, contractual and regulatory requirements.
In the context of digital transformation, the process of applying digital technology to operations at departments, branches and localities has resulted in many incidents of information security and insecurity, causing great damage to assets and especially information security. In order to meet the growing needs of organizations and businesses and at the same time improve service quality to customers, since January 2024, NetNam has applied ISO 27001:2022 for Wifi CX, Digipost, and Server Hosting services.