ISO/IEC 27002 Manager represents a structured approach for selecting, implementing, and managing information security controls within organizational environments. The role focuses on aligning control selection with risk treatment decisions and integrating controls into information security management systems. This training program presents control selection frameworks, risk treatment models, and management structures governing ISO/IEC 27002 controls. It outlines control classification methods, ISMS alignment structures, and coordination models that organize control implementation within institutional environments.
Analyze information security principles and control frameworks aligned with ISO/IEC 27002.
Classify ISO/IEC 27002 control categories and organizational structures.
Evaluate relationships between ISO/IEC 27002, ISO/IEC 27001, and ISMS frameworks.
Assess control selection and implementation structures for risk treatment.
Examine management and monitoring structures of information security controls.
Information security managers.
ISMS implementation team members.
IT governance and risk professionals.
Compliance and audit specialists.
Cybersecurity consultants.
Information security, cybersecurity, and privacy concept structures.
Core terminology frameworks and ISO definitions.
CIA triad model and protection structures.
Information security risk context and threat classification.
Institutional role of ISO/IEC 27002 within governance systems.
Control framework organization and category structure.
Organizational, people, physical, and technological control domains.
Control attributes, objectives, and classification logic.
Control grouping and thematic structures.
Alignment of controls with organizational security needs.
Relationship between ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27002.
Integration with ISO/IEC 27003, 27004, and 27005 frameworks.
Control role within ISMS lifecycle structures.
Policy, risk, and control alignment models.
Governance linkage between standards and control systems.
Risk treatment models and control selection frameworks.
Control applicability and justification structures.
Organizational deployment models for security controls.
Responsibility allocation and control ownership structures.
Integration of controls within operational environments.
Control lifecycle management structures.
Monitoring, measurement, and evaluation frameworks.
Incident management linkage to control performance.
Control effectiveness assessment models.
Reporting and governance structures for decision support.