Context and scope
Interested parties, business boundary, locations, systems, interfaces, dependencies and exclusions.
Define the ISMS boundary, test whether controls operate, map missing evidence and build an owned readiness plan before certification.
ISO/IEC 27001 is a management-system standard. Readiness therefore depends on more than a document set: scope, leadership, risk treatment, control selection, operation, measurement and improvement must fit together.
ABZSECURE reviews the current state against ISO/IEC 27001:2022 requirements and the organisation’s selected controls. The output is a gap and evidence plan, not a promise of certification. Certification decisions belong to an accredited certification body.
Assessment baseline: ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and the organisation’s applicable statement of applicability.
Final scope is confirmed in writing before work starts. Testing is performed only on authorised assets and within agreed rules of engagement.
Interested parties, business boundary, locations, systems, interfaces, dependencies and exclusions.
Roles, policy commitment, decision forums, resources, communication and accountability.
Criteria, assessment consistency, treatment choices, control selection and acceptance of residual risk.
Sample evidence that selected organisational, people, physical and technological controls operate.
Objectives, metrics, internal audit, management review, nonconformity and corrective action.
Document ownership, approval, versioning, sampling periods and traceability from requirement to artefact.
// how it works
The engagement turns technical observations into owned decisions. Critical issues are escalated through the agreed channel, not left waiting for the final report.
Agree the ISMS boundary, business drivers and target timetable.
Inspect documents, interview owners and sample operating evidence.
Record clause, control, evidence, gap, risk and dependency.
Assign owners and sequence actions around real evidence-generation time.
Confirm priority gaps are closed before external audit activity.
No. ABZSECURE provides readiness and gap-assessment support. Certification is issued by an accredited certification body after its audit.
No. Auditors also look for an operating management system and evidence that selected controls are implemented, monitored and improved.
It depends on scope, current maturity and how long controls must operate to create evidence. The gap assessment produces a realistic, dependency-aware plan.
These sources define the baseline. The exact checks are selected for the architecture, risk, data flows and engagement objective, not copied as a generic checklist.
Share the intended scope, target date and current certification status. ABZSECURE will propose a gap-assessment and evidence-review approach.