A.5.7 – Threat Intelligence

Gathering, analyzing, and using threat intelligence to stay proactive and anticipate potential security threats.

A.5.23 – Information Security for Use of Cloud Services

Implementing specific security measures for cloud environments to ensure secure usage.

A.5.30 – ICT Readiness for Business Continuity

Preparing information and communication technologies to support business continuity in the event of disruptions.

A.7.4 – Physical Security Monitoring

Using surveillance and monitoring to protect physical environments and detect unauthorized access.

A.8.9 – Configuration Management

Establishing and maintaining secure configurations for systems and devices to minimize vulnerabilities.

A.8.10 – Information Deletion

Securely deleting information to prevent unauthorized recovery and ensure data privacy.

A.8.11 – Data Masking

Obscuring parts of sensitive data to protect privacy, especially during testing or development.

A.8.12 – Data Leakage Prevention

Implementing safeguards to prevent unauthorized access, sharing, or loss of sensitive information.

A.8.16 – Monitoring Activities

Regularly observing systems and networks to detect and respond to suspicious activities.

A.8.23 – Web Filtering

Controlling access to harmful or inappropriate web content to protect users and systems.

A.8.28 – Secure Coding

Ensuring software is developed with secure coding practices to minimize vulnerabilities and enhance application security.

How These Updates Matter:

These new controls keep ISO 27001 relevant in the face of modern security challenges, from cloud service protection to threat intelligence and data leakage prevention. By implementing these controls, organizations stay resilient, responsive, and well-prepared for emerging risks.

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