A systematic approach to protecting information
Security as a system, not a collection of documents
Effective information security connects people, processes, technology, assets and risk management. Documentation is useful only when it reflects how the organization actually operates.
Designing and improving an ISMS
VIAVIS supports the design, implementation and ongoing development of an Information Security Management System. This may include risk analysis, technical and process audits, protection of know-how or ICT security architecture design.
Risk-based management
Controls should reflect the value of protected assets and actual risks. We therefore build the system around the customer’s environment and priorities.
Security with measurable value
ISMS implementation
Design and implement an information security management system suited to the organization.
Risk analysis
Identify assets, threats, weaknesses and priority risks.
Technical and process audits
Examine how security processes and technical measures actually operate.
ICT security architecture
Design or independently review the proposed security architecture.
Know-how protection
Support the protection of trade secrets, sensitive information and key assets.
Common questions
What does ISMS mean?
An Information Security Management System integrates rules, responsibilities, risk management, controls and security measures into a managed framework.
Is an ISMS just documentation?
No. Documentation is only one element. An effective ISMS must reflect the organization’s real processes, risks, technologies and responsibilities.
Can we start by assessing the current state?
Yes. An initial assessment or audit is a practical way to establish the baseline and set priorities.
Can you also help with risk analysis?
Yes. Risk analysis and risk management are part of VIAVIS information security services.