I will conduct iso cybersecurity risk assessment
About this Gig
After establishing contact, I will gather information to understand your organizations structure, operations, data design, needs and develop scope of Cybersecurity risk assessment.
Cybersecurity risk assessment exercise will start after developing scope of cybersecurity risk assessment e.g. whether baseline on foundational or full cybersecurity risk assessment is required and what will be ISO/IEC 27002 Controls.
Note:
- Baseline on foundational or full cybersecurity risk assessment will have detailed cybersecurity risk assessment report.
- The basic package will not have any cybersecurity risk assessment report.
Expertise:
ISO
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GDPR
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Compliance
Project focus:
Excel
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SQL Database
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Website
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Other
FAQ
Important Note:
Basic package is to understand organization's structure, operations, data design, needs and gather information to develop scope of cybersecurity risk assessment e.g. whether Baseline on foundational or full cybersecurity risk assessment is required. Basic package will not have any report.
What is Cybersecurity risk assessment?
Cybersecurity risk assessment determines risk based on threat, vulnerability and impact and the purposes are to identify risk, assess risk based and prioritize risk.
What is difference between risk assessment and risk audit?
1) Risk assessment is at the heart of the ISO compliance. It identifies, assesses and establishes the existence of specific security controls. 2) Risk audit tests those specific security controls, is more complex and may focus on specific goals of an organization e.g. ISO certification etc.
How Cybersecurity risk assessment is performed?
1) Develop Scope of Risk Assessment(meeting via video link with stakeholders to understand organization’s structure, operations, data design, needs and gather information). 2) Execute Risk Assessment Exercise(define security controls, exercise risk assessment and assess risk impact on organization).
What will include in Cybersecurity risk assessment report?
1) Relevant international standards (ISO or NIST) controls requirements. 2) Assessor observation on organization’s existing security posture. 3) Assessor recommendations for implementing security controls. 4) Risk impact on organization’s business. 5) Risk rating (low to critical etc.).

