Comprehensive set of 37 ISO 27001:2022-aligned cybersecurity policies for full-scope enterprise compliance, audit readiness, and risk management.
This comprehensive set contains 37 enterprise-grade information security, privacy, and risk management policies aligned with ISO/IEC 27001:2022, global regulations, and industry best practices, covering leadership, IT, legal, operations, audit, supplier, cloud, incident response, business continuity/disaster recovery, and more. Designed to deliver full-scope compliance, audit readiness, and support for continuous improvement.
Covers every ISO 27001:2022 clause, global regulations, and all critical IT, security, and business domains.
Auditable controls and mapped requirements for ISO, NIS2, DORA, GDPR, and more.
Includes policies for IT, Security, Risk, Compliance, Legal, HR, Operations, and third-party management.
Defines roles, responsibilities, versioning, and continuous improvement processes.
Structured escalation, disciplinary actions, and risk-based exception workflows across all domains.
Complete ISMS Coverage: P1-P37
Legal/Regulatory & Data Privacy Controls
Asset, Cloud, Supplier, & Development Policies
Audit & Compliance Monitoring (ISMS, GDPR, NIS2, DORA)
Incident Response, Forensics, BCP/DR
Mobile, Remote, Social Media & OT/IoT Security
This product is aligned with the following compliance frameworks, with detailed clause and control mappings.
Framework | Covered Clauses / Controls |
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ISO/IEC 27001:2022 | |
ISO/IEC 27002:2022 | |
NIST SP 800-53 Rev.5 |
AC-1AC-2AC-4AC-5AC-6AC-8AC-17AC-19AU-2AU-6AU-8AU-9AU-12BAI03BAI05BAI07CA-2CA-3CA-5CA-7CM-2CM-6CP-1CP-2CP-9CP-10DSS01DSS02DSS04DSS05DSS06IA-1IA-2IA-4IA-5IR-1IR-4IR-5IR-6IR-9MEAO1MEA03MP-5MP-6PL-1PL-2PL-4PL-8PM-1PM-5PM-11PM-13PM-21PM-23PS-4PS-5PS-7PT-2PT-3RA-3RA-5R-1SA-3SA-4SA-9SA-9(5)SA-10SA-11SA-15SC-7SC-12SC-12(3)SC-13SC-17SC-28SC-28(1)SC-32SC-45SI-2SI-3SI-4SI-10SR-3SR-5
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EU GDPR |
Article 5Article 6Article 17Article 24Article 25Article 28Article 30Article 32Article 33Article 34Article 39Recital 39Recital 49Recital 78
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EU NIS2 | |
EU DORA | |
COBIT 2019 | |
ISO 31000:2018 |
Leadership commitmentRisk management principlesContinuous improvement
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ISO/IEC 27005:2024 |
Context EstablishmentRisk IdentificationRisk AnalysisRisk EvaluationRisk TreatmentRisk AcceptanceRisk CommunicationRisk Monitoring and Review
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ISO 22301:2019 |
Business Continuity Management SystemBusiness Impact AnalysisRequirements
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Ensures accurate timekeeping, log correlation, and event traceability across all environments.
Defines secure SDLC processes, coding practices, and code review obligations for software and system development.
Defines the governance structure and authority hierarchy referenced in this document.
Establishes controls to protect sensitive information by requiring secure handling of documents and workstations.
Requires technical anti-malware controls and hardening for endpoints and mobile devices.
Details audit requirements, schedules, CAPA tracking, and evidence retention for internal and external compliance.
Establishes the overall security program and outlines leadership responsibilities for policy endorsement and strategic oversight.
Enforces behavioral compliance and acceptable handling of information assets.
Operationalizes access-related controls derived from this overarching policy.
Ensures that changes to governance structures, roles, or responsibilities are subject to documented approval and risk review.
Provides the risk-based context for selecting controls and accepting residual risks.
Enforces control assignment and revocation processes during personnel lifecycle changes.
Ensures personnel are aware of security responsibilities and receive the training necessary to protect information assets.
Extends acceptable use provisions to remote and hybrid work environments.
Governs the technical controls for provisioning and deprovisioning in support of Enforces user account management technical controls.
Supports tracking and secure handling of devices and media and links asset classification to controls.
Establishes mandatory classification rules for assets, which dictate labeling, handling, and disposal procedures.
Defines retention and secure disposal requirements for records and ensures compliance with legal and business needs.
Establishes requirements for backup and disaster recovery to support operational resilience and data integrity.
Ensures masking and pseudonymization decisions for privacy compliance and risk reduction.
Provides foundational data protection and privacy requirements and integrates privacy by design throughout operations.
Outlines encryption, key management, and cryptography requirements for all corporate systems and data states.
Defines requirements for patching, remediation SLAs, and vulnerability management for technical resilience.
Establishes requirements for protecting internal and external networks and ensuring secure communications.
Specifies log generation, monitoring, and centralized alerting requirements for all ISMS-covered systems.
Mandates technical requirements for application layer security, authentication, and secure integration.
Defines the information security requirements for establishing, managing, and maintaining secure relationships with third-party suppliers and service providers.
Establishes requirements for secure, compliant, and responsible use of cloud computing services and platforms.
Mandates SDLC practices, contract clauses, and code security obligations for all software/system development by external vendors.
Defines requirements for managing test environments and test data to ensure security, confidentiality, and operational integrity.
Establishes the structure and processes for incident detection, reporting, triage, and post-incident review.
Establishes procedures for digital evidence collection, preservation, and legal/compliance chain-of-custody.
Defines organizational controls for continuity, resilience, and disaster recovery planning and execution.
Defines controls for the use of mobile and personal devices in accessing corporate systems and data.
Establishes technical and governance requirements for IoT and OT systems to prevent operational or cyber compromise.
Establishes requirements and restrictions for outbound communications, public messaging, and official statements.
Defines the organization's legal, regulatory, and contractual compliance framework and integration with ISMS operations.
Effective security governance requires more than just words; it demands clarity, accountability, and a structure that scales with your organization. Generic templates often fail, creating ambiguity with long paragraphs and undefined roles. This policy is engineered to be the operational backbone of your security program. We assign responsibilities to the specific roles found in a modern enterprise, including the CISO, IT Security, and relevant committees, ensuring clear accountability. Every requirement is a uniquely numbered clause (e.g., 5.1.1, 5.1.2). This atomic structure makes the policy easy to implement, audit against specific controls, and safely customize without affecting document integrity, transforming it from a static document into a dynamic, actionable framework.
This policy was authored by a security leader with 25+ years of experience deploying and auditing ISMS frameworks for global enterprises. It's designed not just to be a document, but a defensible framework that stands up to auditor scrutiny.