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Kimova AI ISO 27001 Auditing Series Technological Control A.8.26 Application Security Requirements
Application Security Requirements play a crucial role in ISO 27001 by ensuring that all applications, whether developed in-house or externally sourced, adhere to defined security standards. This control focuses on identifying and implementing measures to protect applications against vulnerabilities, such as unauthorized access, data breaches, and malicious activities. By establishing clear security requirements, organizations can mitigate risks during development, deployment, and operation, fostering resilience and compliance across their software ecosystems.
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Kimova AI ISO 27001 Auditing Series Technological Control A.8.25 Secure Development Life Cycle
A Secure Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is essential within ISO 27001 for embedding security measures throughout the software development process. This control emphasizes secure coding practices, risk assessments, and regular testing to address vulnerabilities early and ensure robust protection for applications and systems. By integrating security into every phase of development, organizations can safeguard their software against evolving threats while maintaining compliance and delivering reliable solutions.
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Kimova AI ISO 27001 Auditing Series Technological Control A.8.24 Use of Cryptography
The Use of Cryptography is a pivotal control in ISO 27001, ensuring that sensitive information remains secure through encryption during storage and transmission. This control safeguards data confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity, making it indispensable for mitigating risks like unauthorized access or data tampering. Organizations must adopt cryptographic practices aligned with industry standards to protect critical assets and comply with security regulations.
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Kimova AI ISO 27001 Auditing Series Technological Control A.8.23 Web Filtering
Web Filtering is an essential ISO 27001 control aimed at regulating internet access to protect against threats and enforce organizational policies. By restricting access to malicious or non-compliant websites, this control helps mitigate risks like malware infections, phishing attacks, and data breaches. Organizations can enhance productivity and security by deploying web filtering technologies tailored to their operational and compliance needs.
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Kimova AI ISO 27001 Auditing Series Technological Control A.8.22 Segregation of Networks
Segregation of Networks is a crucial control within ISO 27001, designed to limit unauthorized access and enhance security by dividing networks based on functionality or sensitivity. By implementing logical or physical segregation, organizations can reduce the risk of cyberattacks spreading across systems, ensuring critical assets remain protected. This approach supports better control over data flow, minimizes vulnerabilities, and strengthens an organization's overall cybersecurity posture.