ISO 27001 Audit

Deciding between SOC 2 and ISO 27001 depends on your industry and goals:

1. SOC 2:Ideal for service organizations handling client data like SaaS providers.
2. ISO 27001:Versatile across industries, enhancing overall information security.

Scope

1. SOC 2:Focuses on data security controls.
2. ISO 27001:Encompasses broader security measures and risk management.

Global Recognition

1. SOC 2:Recognized mainly in North America.
2. ISO 27001:Globally acknowledged as a security standard.

Validation

1. SOC 2:Validates data security controls.
2. ISO 27001:Demonstrates comprehensive security commitment.

Accorp Partners can guide your decision based on your unique needs.

ISO 27001 is an internationally recognized standard for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS). It provides a framework of policies and procedures that includes all legal, physical, and technical controls involved in an organization's information risk management processes.

ISO 27001 certification demonstrates that an organization has identified risks and put in place controls to limit any damage that could occur. The benefits of certification include increased reliability and security of systems and information, as well as improved customer and business partner confidence.

1. Information security policies
2. Human resource security
3. Access control
4. Physical and environmental security
5. Operations security
6. Supplier relationships
7. Information security aspects of business continuity management
8. Organisation of Information security
9. Cryptography
10. System acquisition, development and maintenance
11. Information security incident management
12. Operations security
13. Compliance