Which regulations matter?
We support our clients to meet their cybersecurity obligations across a range of existing and upcoming regulations, laws and directives including:
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Network & Information Systems Directive (NIS) (UK/EU)
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Network & Information Systems Directive (NIS2) (EU)
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EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) (EU)
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UK Cybersecurity and Resilience Bill
Does my business need ISO for Cybersecurity?
Yes.
In a digital, interconnected world every business should be implementing ISO standards to prepare for direct attacks but also failures in the wider supply chain that can place a business at catastrophic risk.
ISO standards are recognised in the UK and EU for meeting regulatory requirements and are recognised globally as a great way of demonstrating a commitment to cybersecurity best practice.
Contact our consultants today to find out how we can support your compliance requirements with our ISO expertise.
Why choose The AbedGraham Group for ISO Cybersecurity compliance?
At The AbedGraham Group, we have an extensive track record working with companies, government agencies and regulators to advise about and implement safety critical standards across the world. The benefits of using The AbedGraham Group as your trusted compliance advisor and auditors include:
Track Record
We have managed safety standards, security requirements and audits for hundreds of products and taken organisations through all aspects of national and regional frameworks often supporting compliance as a part of direct bids for business. Our experience in this area and the granularity of our documents are unsurpassed in the marketplace.
Diverse Experience
Having covered over a hundred products in safety critical sectors such as healthcare with a team that has decades of frontline experience across all areas, we are well-placed to manage risk for any product coming to market.
Peace of Mind
Navigating safety in product development and deployment requires reliability, evidence-based information, and trustworthiness. With our extensive experience, we've encountered various requests and challenges. Many companies pay mere lip service to risk management, leading to complications with regulators and prospective customers. Our experts will ensure you avoid these issues expediting procurement and reducing the risk of catastrophic events.
All Encompassing Expertise
Managing risk and compliace requirements can be complex requiring expertise across multiple standards, regulations and jurisdictions. Unlike most companies which focus on a single standard such as ISO127001, we are experts in all the necessary standards that underpin the most important regulations such as NIS2 and the EU AI Act.
Interested in Other ISO Standards?
As leading ISO Standards compliance experts we can support your organisation to navigate a range of technology and cybersecurity requirements.
ISO for Cybersecurity Regulations
Unlike consultancies that focus on only a single ISO standard our experts' deep knowledge of UK and EU requirements means we offer our clients advice and guidance based on a range of ISO standards that are recognised by entities such as the UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and European Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA). These include:
ISO27001 Information Security Management Systems (ISMS)
ISO27001 is the world's recognised standard for the development and implementation of cybersecurity policies, procedures and systems that will enhance cyber-resiliency. It is complemented by ISO27002 which defines specific security controls that organisations should implement.
ISO22301 Business Continuity Management Systems (BCMS)
ISO22301 defines the policies, procedures and systems that organisations should implement to ensure their organisations can continue to run effectively in case of an adverse event, such as a cyber-attack, occurring which could disrupt business operations.
ISO27018 Personal Identifiable Information (PII) and Public Cloud
ISO27018 is a standard that defines policies, procedures, processes and controls that organisations should implement to protect PII when utilising public cloud technology.
ISO27035 Information Security Incident Management
ISO27035 is a standard that defines policies, procedures and processes that organisations should implement to address cybersecurity incidents.
ISO27036 Cybersecurity - Supplier Relations
ISO27036 is a standard defines policies, procedures and controls that organisations should implement for supply chain cybersecurity and risk management.