Security Frameworks

Information Security Framework – Choose the right security framework for your organization

An information security framework is a set of documented, agreed-upon, and well-understood policies, procedures, and processes that define how information is managed within an organization. The purpose of the framework is to reduce risk and vulnerabilities while increasing trust in an increasingly interconnected world.

Why is an Information Security Framework important?

There are many different security frameworks used globally, developed to suit a variety of industries and sectors. The effort put into developing these frameworks clearly demonstrates:

  • The importance of not creating a new framework on your own.
  • The advantage of choosing a well-established and proven framework tailored to your organization’s needs.

Which Security Frameworks are most common?

Today, the most widely used general frameworks in the Nordic region include:

  • ISO 27000 series
  • NIST Cyber Security Framework
  • Information Security Forum (ISF) Framework

Do you need help with your security framework?

If you need assistance in selecting the best framework for your organization or with its implementation, Seadot Cybersecurity and our experienced consultants can provide expertise and guidance.

ISO/IEC 27001

The ISO/IEC 27001/27002 standards provide a full-scale systematic approach to managing information security within your organisation. Although not a compulsory requirement, compliance or certification to the standard provides a set of best practices and serves as a blueprint to a well-established management system for information security within your organisation.

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