ISO 27002 was recently updated this year – along with a reduction of overall controls, 11 completely news ones were added to keep up with new and emerging technology. As a reminder, ISO 27002 (Information security, cybersecurity and privacy protection — Information security controls) is a guidance document which provides further best practice advice to strengthen your IT Security. Today, Steve Mason explains the changes made to the 2022 version of ISO 27002, gives a summary of the 11 new controls and gives some examples of some key considerations and actions you can take to implement them. You’ll learn What changes have been made to ISO 27002:2022 Why ISO 27002 has been updated in 2022 An overview of the 11 new controls added to ISO 27002 Examples of actions you can take to implement the new controls   Resources ISOlogy Hub Blackmores     In this episode, we talk about: [01:28] A brief summary of the changes to ISO 27002:2022, including new controls, new structure and attribute types [05:30] Controls in ISO 27002 now have a defined purpose to avoid misinterpretation      [06:29] A summary of the 11 new controls by name and category     [08:10] Threat intelligence – What tools do you have in place to identify threats? How do you monitor your threat intelligence effectiveness? [11:20] Information Security use of Cloud Services – A reminder that ISO 27017 covers this in more detail! Do you have a cloud policy in place? Does it align with your clients security requirements? [13:10] ICT readiness for Business Continuity – Focus on recovery of IT services following a disaster. Do you have Business Impact Assessments in place? If you’re certified to ISO 22301 – this area is most likely covered [14:36] Physical Security monitoring – Are you monitoring physical security? i.e. keycard access, CCTV ect [16:23] Configuration Management – Are you IT systems working well together? Do you have an established configuration for passwords? (i.e. how many characters, alpha numerical, symbols ect) [18:13] Information Deletion – If data needs to be deleted, that it’s deleted in a secure manor and can’t be recovered. [21:48] Data Masking – Make sure that any data that shouldn’t be shared is masked in some way i.e. obfuscated or anonymized. [23:31] Data Leakage – Put measures in place to stop data being leaked through i.e. USB’s, people sending business information to personal email addresses ect    [26:55] Monitoring Activities – You could monitor network traffic, software access ect. Be selective in your monitoring, only do so if it will be of benefit to the business.      [28:04] Web Filtering – Ensure that employees can’t access any nefarious / high risk websites that could cause a security breach       [30:15] Secure Coding – Make sure that coding is done securely – making sure that any software developed is secure and free of as many vulnerabilities as possible.       Just a reminder, we’re offering 6 months free access to the isologyhub for anyone who signs up to an ISO Support Plan! We’d love to hear your views and comments about the ISO Show, here’s how: Share the ISO Show on Twitter or Linkedin Leave an honest review on iTunes or Soundcloud. Your ratings and reviews really help and we read each one. Subscribe to keep up-to-date with our latest episodes: Stitcher | Spotify | YouTube |iTunes | Soundcloud | Mailing List