Course Description: ISO standards are dynamic documents and are updated to reflect technology and best practice. ISO 27001: 2022 was released in the Fall of 2022. Precision Execution, LLC courses are specifically tooled for adult learning with the introduction of the Case Study and students in real life can see what the ISMS should look like.
The ISO requirements course is typically the best place to start your learning but there is no requirement to take this course before others. The course is laid out in a logical and progressive fashion:
· Module 1 – Baseline Concepts introduce students to the P-D-C-A cycle, the Process Approach, the Certification Process, C-I-A and other foundational concepts.
· Module 2 – Context (Clause 4) begins the ISO standard requirements. Here we learn about how the strategic direction shape the ISMS, the scope, interested parties, internal and external issues and the processes should fit together;
· Module 3 – Leadership (Clause 5) covers the ISMS policy, roles & responsibilities and how leadership should lead from the front;
· Module 4 – Planning (Clause 6) prescribes the contents of our risk assessment process, ISMS objectives and planning for change as a foundational ISO concept;
· Module 5 – Support (Clause 7) covers resources in general, competence, awareness & training, communications and document control. Clause 4 thru 7 represent the “PLANNING” clauses;
· Module 6 – Operations (Clause 8) is the shortest macro clause. Here the standard covers the “DO” clauses of conducting risk assessments and risk treatments, implementing actions to achieve the
· Module 7 – The Performance Evaluation (Clause 9) clauses are wide reaching since they cover the “CHECKING” that is required– and cover internal audit, management review and the overall monitoring of the ISMS;
· Module 8 – Improvement clauses (Clause 10) include continual improvement and the formal corrective action requirements and are often referred to as the “ACT” clauses.
· Module 9 – Students are provided 1 hour to answer 25 questions and must pass with a 70%. Failure to do so affords them another chance – until you pass!
NOTE: This course is Exemplar Global Certified and is Day 1 of the ISO 27001: 2022 Lead Auditor Course.
Format: Virtual Instructor (via Zoom)
Duration: 1 Day (8 hours)
Time: 10:15am EST to 5:00pm EST
CEUs: 0.8
Course Description: ISO standards are dynamic documents and are updated to reflect technology and best practice. ISO 27001: 2022 was released in the Fall of 2022. Precision Execution, LLC courses are specifically tooled for adult learning with the introduction of the Case Study and students in real life can see what the ISMS should look like.
The ISO requirements course is typically the best place to start your learning but there is no requirement to take this course before others. The course is laid out in a logical and progressive fashion:
· Module 1 – Baseline Concepts introduce students to the P-D-C-A cycle, the Process Approach, the Certification Process, C-I-A and other foundational concepts.
· Module 2 – Context (Clause 4) begins the ISO standard requirements. Here we learn about how the strategic direction shape the ISMS, the scope, interested parties, internal and external issues and the processes should fit together;
· Module 3 – Leadership (Clause 5) covers the ISMS policy, roles & responsibilities and how leadership should lead from the front;
· Module 4 – Planning (Clause 6) prescribes the contents of our risk assessment process, ISMS objectives and planning for change as a foundational ISO concept;
· Module 5 – Support (Clause 7) covers resources in general, competence, awareness & training, communications and document control. Clause 4 thru 7 represent the “PLANNING” clauses;
· Module 6 – Operations (Clause 8) is the shortest macro clause. Here the standard covers the “DO” clauses of conducting risk assessments and risk treatments, implementing actions to achieve the
· Module 7 – The Performance Evaluation (Clause 9) clauses are wide reaching since they cover the “CHECKING” that is required– and cover internal audit, management review and the overall monitoring of the ISMS;
· Module 8 – Improvement clauses (Clause 10) include continual improvement and the formal corrective action requirements and are often referred to as the “ACT” clauses.
· Module 9 – Students are provided 1 hour to answer 25 questions and must pass with a 70%. Failure to do so affords them another chance – until you pass!
NOTE: This course is Exemplar Global Certified and is Day 1 of the ISO 27001: 2022 Lead Auditor Course.
Format: Virtual Instructor (via Zoom)
Duration: 1 Day (8 hours)
Time: 10:15am EST to 5:00pm EST
CEUs: 0.8
