ISO/IEC 27001:2022 — the international reference standard for information security management, increasingly required by US enterprise procurement, vendor risk assessments, and federal contracts.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 · Information Security Management

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Documentation Package — ISMS

Build your information security management system in weeks, not months.

  • 104 documents built clause by clause and control by control
  • Full coverage — clauses 4 to 10 + 93 controls of Annex A
  • Editable policies, procedures, registers, and forms
  • Compatible with BSI, SGS, DNV, Bureau Veritas, and other US certification bodies
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ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Documentation Package
104
Documents included
7 + 93
Clauses + Annex A controls
100%
Requirements mapped
2022
Latest revision
Who this package is for

Designed for organizations that process, host, or protect sensitive data.

The ISO 27001 package is for any company that needs to structure an Information Security Management System (ISMS) — whether to achieve certification, respond to RFPs and vendor risk assessments, reassure enterprise customers, or meet contractual security requirements (SOC 2 alignment, HIPAA Security Rule, federal contracts).

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CISOs & security leaders

Chief Information Security Officers and security managers who need to build or consolidate the ISMS, prepare a certification audit, or align the organization with the 93 Annex A controls. Particularly relevant for organizations preparing SOC 2 reports who want ISO 27001 as a complementary international credential.

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SaaS providers & tech companies

Software vendors, SaaS platforms, hosting providers, and managed service providers (MSPs) that must demonstrate security maturity to win enterprise deals, respond to vendor questionnaires (CAIQ, SIG), and satisfy contractual security clauses from Fortune 500 customers.

3

IT & CIO offices

CIO and IT departments that drive security governance, business continuity, and compliance — and need a coherent documentation foundation ready to deploy across the organization. Useful for hospitals, financial services, manufacturers, and regulated industries.

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Consultants & advisory firms

Cybersecurity consultants, GRC advisory firms, and system integrators supporting clients through ISO 27001 certification engagements who need a validated documentation foundation (consultant license available on request).

Why this package exists

An ISO 27001 ISMS can't be drafted from a blank page.

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 articulates 7 management clauses (4 to 10) and 93 security controls organized in 4 themes in Annex A. Every requirement demands a policy, procedure, or traceable record. Building all of this in-house mobilizes 4 to 9 months of work and leaves gaps that surface during the certification audit.

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Generic templates don't cover the 2022 version

Most templates available online are derivatives of ISO 27001:2013 with the old 114 controls. They ignore the new 4-theme structure (Organizational, People, Physical, Technological), the 11 new controls introduced in 2022 (threat intelligence, cloud services, DLP, secure coding, data masking, etc.) and the standardized attributes.

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A documentation gap = an audit finding

The certification auditor (BSI, SGS, DNV, Bureau Veritas, LRQA, NQA, Intertek) verifies each requirement in clauses 4-10 and the relevance of controls retained in the Statement of Applicability. A missing, imprecise, or inconsistent document generates a minor or major nonconformity, with an action plan and a potential re-audit at your expense.

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Enterprise customers demand certification before contracting

Fortune 500 companies, federal agencies, healthcare networks, and regulated industries (banking, defense, government) increasingly integrate ISO 27001 as a prerequisite in their RFPs and vendor risk assessments. Without a formal ISMS, the deal closes elsewhere — or stalls in security review for months.

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A consulting engagement costs $15,000 to $35,000

A complete ISO 27001 ISMS implementation engagement billed by a specialized consulting firm represents 20 to 50 days of intervention. The documentation package delivers the complete written foundation — you keep your budget for risk analysis, field implementation, and team training.

What is included

104 documents organized by normative clause and Annex A theme.

The package covers the 7 management clauses of ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (clauses 4 to 10) and the 4 themes of Annex A: organizational controls (A.5), people controls (A.6), physical controls (A.7), and technological controls (A.8) — the 93 security controls to assess in the Statement of Applicability (SoA). Aligned with SOC 2, HIPAA Security Rule, NIST CSF, and FedRAMP for US compliance.

Clause 4

Context of the organization

  • Internal and external context analysis procedure (4.1)
  • Interested parties and requirements matrix (4.2)
  • ISMS scope definition document (4.3)
  • Process mapping covered by ISMS (4.4)
  • Strategic security issues register
Clause 5

Leadership

  • Information security policy signed by management (5.2)
  • Management commitment charter (5.1)
  • ISMS organizational chart and security RACI matrix (5.3)
  • Security role descriptions (CISO, DPO, security liaisons)
  • Policy communication procedure
  • Acceptable use policy (AUP) template
Clause 6

Planning (incl. 6.3 Changes)

  • Risk assessment methodology with rating grid (6.1.2)
  • Information asset register
  • Risk analysis matrix and threat catalog (NIST SP 800-30 / ISO 27005 compatible)
  • Risk treatment plan (6.1.3)
  • Statement of Applicability (SoA) — complete template
  • Residual risk acceptance register
  • Security objectives and implementation plan (6.2)
  • Change planning procedure (6.3 — new in 2022)
  • ISMS change request form
Clause 7

Support

  • Resource plan and security competency matrix (7.1, 7.2)
  • Annual security awareness plan and training procedure (7.3)
  • Internal and external communication procedure (7.4)
  • Document control procedure (7.5)
  • ISMS master document list
  • Records management procedure
  • Training and awareness register
Clause 8

Operation

  • ISMS operational control procedure (8.1)
  • Operational risk assessment procedure (8.2)
  • Operational risk treatment procedure (8.3)
  • Risk assessment report and action plan (template)
  • Outsourced processes and services control procedure (8.1)
Clause 9

Performance evaluation

  • Monitoring, measurement, analysis, and evaluation procedure (9.1)
  • Security indicators dashboard (KPI / KRI)
  • Internal audit procedure and ISMS audit program (9.2)
  • Internal audit checklist ISO 27001:2022 (clauses + Annex A)
  • Management review procedure (9.3)
  • Management review minutes template (9.3.2 — 7 mandatory inputs)
Clause 10

Improvement

  • Continual improvement procedure (10.1)
  • Nonconformity and corrective action procedure (10.2)
  • Nonconformity / corrective action form
  • ISMS nonconformity register
Annex A.5

Organizational controls (37)

  • Information security policy and topic-specific policies (A.5.1)
  • Security RACI matrix and segregation of duties procedure (A.5.2, A.5.3, A.5.4)
  • Authority contact and specialist groups procedure (A.5.5, A.5.6)
  • Threat intelligence procedure (A.5.7)
  • Information security in project management procedure (A.5.8)
  • Asset register and acceptable use policy (A.5.9, A.5.10, A.5.11)
  • Information classification, labeling, and transfer procedure (A.5.12, A.5.13, A.5.14)
  • Access control and identity management policy (A.5.15, A.5.16, A.5.17, A.5.18)
  • Supplier relationship policy and contractual security clauses (A.5.19 to A.5.22)
  • Cloud services security policy (A.5.23)
  • Security incident management plan (A.5.24 to A.5.28)
  • Business continuity plan and ICT readiness plan (A.5.29, A.5.30)
  • Legal, regulatory, and contractual requirements register (A.5.31)
  • Intellectual property protection procedure (A.5.32)
  • Records protection procedure (A.5.33)
  • Personal data protection / privacy procedure (A.5.34) — HIPAA, CCPA, state privacy laws
  • Independent review and policy compliance procedure (A.5.35, A.5.36)
  • Documented operating procedures (A.5.37)
Annex A.6

People controls (8)

  • Pre-employment background screening procedure (A.6.1)
  • Employment contract security clauses and NDA template (A.6.2, A.6.6)
  • Security awareness, education, and training plan (A.6.3)
  • Security disciplinary procedure (A.6.4)
  • Termination and role change procedure (A.6.5)
  • Remote work policy and event reporting procedure (A.6.7, A.6.8)
Annex A.7

Physical controls (14)

  • Physical security policy and entry perimeter plan (A.7.1, A.7.2)
  • Office, premises, and secure area procedures (A.7.3, A.7.4, A.7.6)
  • Physical and environmental threat protection plan (A.7.5)
  • Clean desk and screen lock policy (A.7.7)
  • Equipment, cabling, and utilities security procedures (A.7.8, A.7.11, A.7.12)
  • Off-site asset and storage media security procedure (A.7.9, A.7.10)
  • Maintenance and secure equipment disposal procedure (A.7.13, A.7.14)
Annex A.8

Technological controls (34)

  • User endpoint security procedure (A.8.1)
  • Privileged access and access restriction procedures (A.8.2, A.8.3, A.8.4)
  • Secure authentication procedure with MFA (A.8.5)
  • Capacity management procedure (A.8.6)
  • Anti-malware policy and vulnerability management procedure (A.8.7, A.8.8)
  • Configuration and IT change management procedures (A.8.9, A.8.32)
  • Information deletion, data masking, and DLP procedures (A.8.10, A.8.11, A.8.12)
  • Backup, redundancy, logging, and monitoring policy (A.8.13 to A.8.16)
  • Clock synchronization procedure (A.8.17)
  • Privileged utility programs procedure (A.8.18)
  • Software installation on operational systems procedure (A.8.19)
  • Network security, segmentation, and web filtering policy (A.8.20 to A.8.23)
  • Cryptography policy and key management procedure (A.8.24)
  • Secure development lifecycle and secure coding procedure (A.8.25, A.8.28, A.8.29)
  • Application security requirements and secure architecture policy (A.8.26, A.8.27)
  • Outsourced development procedure (A.8.30)
  • Dev/test/prod environment separation and audit protection (A.8.31, A.8.33, A.8.34)
Delivery format: all documents are delivered as fully editable Microsoft Word (.docx) files, with a neutral graphic charter ready to receive your logo. The Statement of Applicability and the risk analysis matrix are delivered in Excel format. No locked PDFs, no proprietary software dependency.
Clause-by-clause mapping

Every ISO 27001:2022 requirement → one document in the package.

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is the official international standard published by ISO and IEC for information security management systems. Below is the clause-by-clause and theme-by-theme mapping between the normative text and the documents provided — this is what a certification auditor (BSI, SGS, DNV, BV) or an enterprise customer requires to see first.

Clause / Theme ISO 27001:2022 requirement Documents provided in the package
Clause 4 Context of the organization: issues (4.1), interested parties (4.2), documented ISMS scope (4.3), processes covered (4.4) Context analysis Interested parties ISMS scope Process mapping Strategic issues
Clause 5 Leadership: management commitment (5.1), documented information security policy (5.2), roles and responsibilities (5.3) Information security policy signed by management Management commitment charter Org chart + ISMS RACI Security role descriptions Policy communication Acceptable use policy
Clause 6 Planning: risk assessment (6.1.2), treatment (6.1.3) with Statement of Applicability, objectives (6.2), change planning (6.3 — new in 2022) Risk methodology + rating grid Asset register Risk analysis + threat catalog Risk treatment plan Statement of Applicability Residual risk acceptance Security objectives Change planning (6.3) Change request form
Clause 7 Support: resources (7.1), competence (7.2), awareness (7.3), communication (7.4), documented information (7.5) Resource plan + competency matrix Awareness + training plan ISMS communication Document control Master document list Records management Training register
Clause 8 Operation: operational control (8.1), risk assessment (8.2) and treatment (8.3) under real conditions, outsourced process control Operational control Operational risk assessment Risk treatment Report + action plan Outsourced process control
Clause 9 Evaluation: monitoring (9.1), internal audit program (9.2), management review with 7 mandatory inputs (9.3) Monitoring & measurement KPI dashboard Audit procedure + program ISO 27001 audit checklist Management review procedure Management review minutes template
Clause 10 Improvement: continual improvement (10.1), nonconformities and corrective actions (10.2) Continual improvement NC + corrective actions management NC / CA form NC register
Annex A.5 37 organizational controls (A.5.1 to A.5.37): policies, roles and segregation of duties, management responsibilities, authority and specialist group contact, security in project management, asset management, acceptable use, classification and labeling, access control and identity, supplier and cloud relationships, threat intelligence, incident management, continuity, intellectual property, records protection, privacy / personal data (HIPAA / CCPA / state privacy laws), independent review, compliance, operating procedures Information security policy + topic-specific (A.5.1) RACI + segregation of duties (A.5.2-4) Authority & group contact (A.5.5-6) Threat intelligence (A.5.7) Security in project management (A.5.8) Asset register + acceptable use (A.5.9-11) Classification + labeling + transfer (A.5.12-14) Access control + IAM (A.5.15-18) Supplier relationships (A.5.19-22) Cloud security (A.5.23) Incident management (A.5.24-28) Continuity + ICT readiness (A.5.29-30) Legal requirements (A.5.31) Intellectual property (A.5.32) Records protection (A.5.33) Privacy / Personal data (A.5.34) Independent review + compliance (A.5.35-36) Operating procedures (A.5.37)
Annex A.6 8 people controls (A.6.1 to A.6.8): background screening, contractual clauses, awareness and training, disciplinary procedure, termination, NDA, remote work, event reporting Background screening (A.6.1) Employment contract + NDA (A.6.2, A.6.6) Awareness plan (A.6.3) Disciplinary procedure (A.6.4) Termination (A.6.5) Remote work policy + reporting (A.6.7-8)
Annex A.7 14 physical controls (A.7.1 to A.7.14): perimeter, entry, premises, monitoring, environmental protection, secure areas, equipment, utilities, cabling, maintenance, disposal Perimeter + entry (A.7.1-2) Offices + monitoring + secure areas (A.7.3-4, 6) Environmental threats (A.7.5) Clean desk policy (A.7.7) Equipment + cabling + utilities (A.7.8, 11-12) Off-site assets + media (A.7.9-10) Maintenance + disposal (A.7.13-14)
Annex A.8 34 technological controls (A.8.1 to A.8.34): endpoints, privileged access, MFA authentication, anti-malware, vulnerabilities, configurations, DLP, data masking, backups, logs, monitoring, clocks, privileged utilities, software installation, network, cloud, crypto, secure development, application requirements, secure architecture, dev/test/prod environments User endpoints (A.8.1) Privileged access + restrictions (A.8.2-4) Authentication + MFA (A.8.5) Capacity management (A.8.6) Anti-malware + vulnerabilities (A.8.7-8) Configurations + IT change (A.8.9, 32) Deletion + data masking + DLP (A.8.10-12) Backup + redundancy + logs + monitoring (A.8.13-16) Clock sync (A.8.17) Privileged utilities (A.8.18) Software installation (A.8.19) Network + segmentation + web filter (A.8.20-23) Cryptography (A.8.24) Secure development + secure coding (A.8.25, 28-29) App requirements + architecture (A.8.26-27) Outsourced development (A.8.30) Dev/test/prod environments (A.8.31, 33-34)
Not included Documents specific to your organization's operational context — which must be drafted or configured case by case by your team, your CISO, or your IT department, because they depend on your real information system Filled-in Statement of Applicability (your SoA) Instantiated risk analysis (with your real assets) Detailed business continuity plan (technical BCP) Technical configurations (hardening, firewalls, IAM) Network mapping and real architecture Exhaustive asset inventory (instantiated on your IT estate) Pentest / technical audit reports
Why these documents can't be in any documentation package — from any supplier.

The filled-in Statement of Applicability, the instantiated risk analysis, the technical continuity plan, and the configurations are by nature specific to your information system. They depend on your real assets, your architecture, your cloud providers, your business constraints, and your risk appetite.

A package claiming to deliver these pre-filled would expose the buyer to a major nonconformity at the certification audit: a copy-paste SoA is not a SoA, a generic risk analysis doesn't commit management, and a default configuration protects nothing. These deliverables must be built from your real context, by competent personnel within the organization (CISO, IT directors, asset owners, executive management).

The QSE Academy package, however, provides all the policies, procedures, matrices, and templates that frame the production of these deliverables — the entire documentation framework within which your SoA, your risk analysis, and your BCP take shape.
In addition, this mapping is delivered as an Excel matrix in the package. It can be presented as-is to a certification auditor, an enterprise customer, or in a vendor risk questionnaire as proof of complete normative coverage.
For experienced security professionals

Technical conformance — the points an experienced certification auditor checks first.

Beyond the clause-by-clause mapping, here are the technical rigor points that CISOs, ISO 27001 auditors (BSI, SGS, DNV, Bureau Veritas), and experienced security experts verify first during a certification audit or a third-party assessment.

  • ISMS scope — formally defined and consistent with business processes, sites, systems, and dependencies (cloud, subprocessors, third-party SaaS)
  • Risk analysis methodology — NIST SP 800-30 / ISO 27005 compatible, with explicit likelihood, impact, and risk acceptance criteria
  • Statement of Applicability (SoA) — the 93 Annex A controls listed, each with status (applicable / not applicable), justification, and reference to the implementation document
  • Incident management — procedure distinguishing event, incident, major incident, with escalation chain, breach notification timelines (HHS/OCR for HIPAA, state attorneys general, SEC for material incidents) and lessons learned
  • Business continuity — BIA, RTO / RPO per process, disaster scenarios, BCP / DRP testing documented and exercised annually
  • Identity and access management (IAM) — least privilege principle, periodic access reviews, lifecycle management (joiner / mover / leaver), MFA for privileged access
  • Vulnerability management — continuous detection process, remediation SLA by criticality, link with threat intelligence and patch management
  • Encryption and key management — cryptography policy, key lifecycle management, role separation, HSM or equivalent for sensitive keys (FIPS 140-2/3 alignment for federal)
  • Cloud security — documented shared responsibility model, supplier security clauses, CSP evaluation (SOC 2, FedRAMP, ISO 27017 / 27018 complementary)
  • Internal audit & management review — multi-year program covering all clauses and Annex A, with performance and risk indicators reported in management review
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ISO 27001: international recognition and US compliance alignment

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is the international reference standard for information security, recognized worldwide and aligned with many sectoral and regulatory frameworks.

Worldwide recognition (ISO / IEC) SOC 2 (US, complementary) HIPAA Security Rule NIST CSF / SP 800-53 FedRAMP / StateRAMP CCPA / state privacy laws
Comparison

Why the QSE Academy package over the alternatives.

Criterion QSE Academy ISO 27001
$689
Free templates
$0
Consulting firm
$15,000 — $35,000
Aligned with the 2022 version (new controls, 4 themes)
Coverage of all 7 clauses + 93 Annex A controls ✓ 100% Partial ✓ 100%
Statement of Applicability (SoA) full template ✓ Included Per engagement
SOC 2 / HIPAA / NIST CSF alignment ✓ Included Per engagement
Clause-by-clause & control-by-control mapping ✓ Excel matrix Per engagement
Editable Word format, neutral charter Variable
Delivery time Instant Instant 4 to 9 months
Money-back guarantee ✓ 30 days
Instantiated risk analysis & field implementation On you On you Included
The package doesn't replace the instantiated risk analysis on your real assets or the field implementation — it gives you the complete written foundation. That's precisely the part where consulting firms charge the most. For ISMS implementation support, we also offer custom services.
ISMS flash audit

Where do you stand today?

Answer the 12 clause-by-clause and theme-by-theme questions to get your ISO 27001:2022 maturity score. Instant result, free, no personal information required.

Question 1 / 12
Clause 4 — Context
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Deployment process

From order to certification audit, here is the path.

The package isn't just delivered. Here is the concrete path to bring it into production in your organization, step by step.

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Day 1

Download

Secure payment, immediate access to the full package as a ZIP. Within minutes, you have all 104 Word documents, the Excel matrix (SoA + risk analysis), and the user guide.

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Weeks 1 — 4

Customization

Adapting the documents to your organization: logo, scope, ISMS organizational chart, roles, assets, cloud providers, applicable regulatory framework (HIPAA, SOC 2, FedRAMP, state laws). Plan 3 to 4 weeks for thorough customization.

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Weeks 5 — 12

Implementation

Risk analysis, Statement of Applicability, deployment of Annex A controls, security awareness training, evidence collection — all aligned with your real IT estate and business processes.

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Weeks 12 — 16

Mock audit

Internal audit using the checklist provided in the package. Identification of remaining findings, corrective action plan, management review, preparation for the certification audit (BSI, SGS, DNV, BV) or vendor risk questionnaire response.

Typical timeline: 12 to 16 weeks between order and a "ready for certification audit" state. The most structured organizations reach this state in 10 weeks; those starting from scratch may take up to 24 weeks. Your internal resources (CISO, IT, asset owners) make the difference, not the package.
Used by organizations worldwide

What companies that adopted it say.

★★★★★

A massive time-saver. The policies and procedures were clear, aligned with the 2022 version, and directly usable. Our certification audit (Stage 2) cleared with very few minor nonconformities.

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Linda
CISO · B2B SaaS platform, USA
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Written by professionals who really know the standard. The clause + Annex A mapping and the SoA template are exactly what I needed to structure our ISMS for our SOC 2 + ISO 27001 dual-audit strategy.

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Michael
Head of IT · Fintech scale-up, UK
★★★★☆

Unbeatable value. We built our ISMS in 10 weeks instead of the 6 months estimated with a consulting firm. The risk analysis stayed on us — that's a fair split.

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Alex
Co-Founder · Cybersecurity startup, Canada
★★★★★

Fully customizable Word documents, neutral charter, accurate normative vocabulary fully up to date with the 2022 version. Excellent starting point for my client engagements as a consultant.

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Nathan
Security Consultant · GRC advisory firm, Australia
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30-day money-back guarantee

You test the package. If you change your mind, we refund you.

You have 30 days to download the package, review its content, open the documents, and verify that the writing quality matches your expectations. If something is off, you write us an email — no justification needed — and the refund is processed within 5 business days. That simple.

The package evolves with you

Updates included for 12 months.

The security and regulatory landscape evolves fast (state privacy laws, federal cybersecurity executive orders, SEC cyber disclosure rules, NIST SP 800 updates). The package you buy today shouldn't become obsolete in 6 months. That's why updates are included.

12 months of normative and regulatory updates

In case of an ISO/IEC 27001 amendment, NIST framework update (CSF, SP 800-53, SP 800-171), new federal or state privacy regulation, or SEC / HHS cybersecurity guidance impacting documentation requirements, you receive relevant package updates free of charge for 12 months after your purchase.

  • ISO 27001 / 27002 normative revisions
  • NIST CSF, SP 800-53, SP 800-171 evolutions
  • State privacy law updates (CCPA, CPRA, Colorado, Virginia, etc.)
  • Federal cybersecurity directives (SEC, CISA, HHS)
  • Email notifications upon publication
Frequently asked questions

Answers to your most common questions.

Is the package enough to obtain ISO 27001 certification?

The package gives you the complete documentation foundation required by the 7 management clauses of ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and the 93 Annex A controls. To obtain certification, you also need to implement the policies and procedures in the field: conduct a real risk analysis, instantiate the Statement of Applicability, deploy the controls, train your team, and collect evidence. The package saves you the 4 to 9 months of writing work. Operational implementation remains your work (typically 8 to 16 weeks depending on organization size).

What's the difference between this and a free template downloaded online?

Most free templates are derivative versions of ISO 27001:2013 with the old 114 controls, or generic packs that confuse ISO 27001 (ISMS standard) with ISO 27002 (implementation guide). The QSE Academy package is written specifically for the 2022 version, with the new 4-theme structure (Organizational, People, Physical, Technological), the 11 new controls (threat intelligence, cloud services, DLP, secure coding, data masking, etc.) and a verifiable clause + Annex A mapping.

Who audits and certifies an ISO 27001 ISMS?

Certification is delivered by an accredited certification body — in the US: BSI, SGS, DNV, Bureau Veritas, LRQA, NQA, Intertek, A2LA. These bodies are themselves accredited by ANAB (ANSI National Accreditation Board) or other IAF-recognized bodies. The audit takes place in two stages (Stage 1 documentation review then Stage 2 implementation), followed by annual surveillance audits and a complete recertification every 3 years. Enterprise customers also conduct their own vendor risk assessments and questionnaires (CAIQ, SIG, custom), often more demanding on specific scopes (cloud, DevSecOps, personal data).

How long does it take to adapt the package to my organization?

Plan 3 to 4 weeks to customize the documents: logo, ISMS scope, organizational chart, roles, business context, cloud providers, applicable frameworks (HIPAA, SOC 2, NIST CSF, FedRAMP per your sector). Then plan time for implementation: instantiated risk analysis, Statement of Applicability, control deployment, training, and evidence collection — 8 to 16 additional weeks depending on organization size and starting maturity.

Is the package delivered in Word or PDF format?

All policies, procedures, and templates are delivered in fully editable Microsoft Word (.docx) format. The Statement of Applicability, the risk analysis matrix, and the clauses + Annex A mapping are delivered in Excel format. No locked PDFs, no proprietary software dependency. The graphic charter is neutral, ready to receive your logo and colors.

Is ISO 27001 mandatory in the United States?

ISO/IEC 27001 is not legally mandatory in the strict sense (unlike HIPAA for healthcare or PCI DSS for payment cards), but it has become a de facto prerequisite in many contexts: enterprise vendor risk assessments, federal contracts, partner audits, alignment with SOC 2 Type II reports, mapping to NIST CSF and NIST SP 800-53, and increasingly with state privacy laws (CCPA / CPRA, Colorado, Virginia, Connecticut, etc.). Many SaaS and B2B companies pursue ISO 27001 as the international credential that complements SOC 2 for non-US markets.

Does the package cover SOC 2, HIPAA, and US privacy law alignment?

The package is built on ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and its controls. It allows you to cover a large portion of SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria (Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, Privacy — through Annex A controls), the HIPAA Security Rule (administrative, physical, and technical safeguards via clauses 5-10 and Annex A), and the technical and organizational measures expected by state privacy laws (CCPA, CPRA, Colorado, Virginia). The package doesn't replace a dedicated regulatory analysis — it provides the common documentation foundation on which your sector-specific requirements articulate.

How many users / sites does the license cover?

The $689 license covers a single organization (legal entity), with unlimited internal use (all your team members can use the package). For multi-entity rollout, a group with multiple subsidiaries, or consulting use across multiple clients, contact us for an adapted license.

Do I receive updates if the standard evolves?

Yes. In case of an ISO/IEC 27001 or 27002 revision, or significant evolution of the regulatory framework (NIST CSF, state privacy laws, SEC / HHS / CISA guidance) impacting documentation requirements, you receive relevant updates free of charge for 12 months after your purchase.

What happens if I'm not satisfied?

You're covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee, no conditions. You write us a simple email — no justification required — and the refund is processed within 5 business days.

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