ISO 27001 (157 Procedures)

ISO 27001, developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), was conceived as a comprehensive framework for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS). Recognizing the growing importance of information security in an increasingly digital world, ISO 27001 aimed to provide organizations with a systematic approach to managing sensitive company information. This standard was designed to help organizations of all sizes and sectors protect their information assets from various threats, ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data.

"ISO 27001 embodies an ethical commitment to responsible data stewardship, fostering trust and resilience while contributing to a more secure digital ecosystem for all stakeholders."

The creation of ISO 27001 was driven by the need for a globally recognized standard that could address the complex and evolving landscape of information security risks. It introduced a risk-based approach to information security, encouraging organizations to identify, assess, and treat information security risks in the context of their overall business objectives. Japh On Tech maintains an exhaustive set of details, specifics, how-tos, and playbooks regarding HIPAA. JoT builds on the rich knowledge of the framework, approaching it from an education and implementation set of views. And the HIPAA JoT Library is available for members and subscribers of Japh On Tech.