ISO/IEC 27001 Online Training Courses

As the premier global standard for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS), ISO/IEC 27001 is essential for organizations protecting sensitive data from ever-evolving cyber threats. The 2022 revision emphasizes a dynamic risk-based approach, making certified professionals more valuable than ever.

Our Exemplar Global certified training solutions are meticulously designed to meet the latest standard's requirements. We equip both individuals and IT teams with the skills to implement, manage, and audit an ISMS that identifies, assesses, and mitigates critical information security risks.

Professional Certification

Earning your professional certification in ISO/IEC 27002:2022 is a strategic investment in the high-demand field of cybersecurity. It formally validates your expertise in implementing information security controls, making you a critical asset to employers battling cyber threats, safeguarding sensitive data, and ensuring compliance.

This certification opens doors to specialized roles such as a Certified Information Security Manager or a Cybersecurity Controls Specialist.

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StandardsCourses is an Exemplar Global Certified Training Provider (TPECS). This means our courses and examinations meet rigorous international standards. Your certificate will bear the Exemplar Global accreditation mark, ensuring it is recognized and respected by organizations worldwide.

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ISO 27001 Training Common Questions

How transferrable are auditor courses from one standard to another?

Our auditor courses all share common ground such as audit methodology and audit preparation techniques, but a training program designed specifically for ISO 27001 will not be wholly compatible with the needs of, for example, ISO 9001.

With few exceptions, we strongly recommend specific training for specific standards. In the case of auditing, this approach will pave the way to an effective audit program that'll be viewed favorably during your organization's certification audit.

If I take and pass the ISO 27001 Lead Auditor online course, could I then work as a consultant and audit another IT company?

Yes, and if your company and the other company you wish to audit are similar in terms of processes, documentation, and overall structure, it should be easy to apply the skills you've acquired during training. But if the other company differs greatly from your own, there would be a learning curve involved which could take a few days to a few weeks to address.

One of the key takeaways here is that our ISO 27001 Lead Auditor course does indeed give you the flexibility to consider and pursue consultancy options.

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What do the letters IEC in the standard's name represent?

They're an acronym for the Geneva-based International Electrotechnical Commission, an organization that publishes international standards for electrical and electronic technologies.

Can a non-bricks-and-mortar IT company implement ISO 27001?

Yes, because the standard's framework is applicable to any organization regardless of size, industry, or physical location. ISO 27001 is designed to focus on information security and risk management. In this context, a small, non-physical company is as much a candidate for the standard as a large organization with, say, multiple locations in multiple countries.

The standard's versatility is such that even a tiny or single-person company can implement ISO 27001. This might be welcome news for app developers seeking to gain important extra credibility for any finance-related software they've created.

United Nations Global Goals

In 2015, the United Nations introduced 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure that by 2030 all people enjoy peace and prosperity. Becoming an expert in ISO 27001 empowers you to contribute directly to this global mission.

The skills you gain from our ISO 27001 training will allow you to help organizations make a tangible impact:

Goal 8: Decent Work & Economic Growth – Protecting critical business data and infrastructure from cyber threats is fundamental to a stable, growing digital economy.

Goal 9: Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure – Strong information security builds trust, which is the bedrock of the digital infrastructure needed for innovation and modern industry.

Goal 16: Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions – Cybersecurity protects citizen data from theft, safeguards national infrastructure from attack, and helps ensure the integrity and stability of public institutions.

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