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Observation or Opportunity for improvements by ISMS(ISO 27001:2013) In the overall listing of agenda items, observations were mentioned. During an assessment, the teams are concentrating on determining compliance and adequacy however, It is possible that they will also see areas/activities that, whilst meeting both of the basic criteria; are perhaps; • Suspect in terms of long-term sustainability • Less than well organized; • Over-complicated. Provide they give no direct evidence of failure, can be raised as audit findings CARs, but, in the spirit of improvement, Auditors should be prepared to find ways in which to bring them to the attention of the management for their possible consideration. They are not mandatory; they cannot be used against the company if they do not take on board the auditor's comments. They are simply statements that the auditor feel may be of benefit to the company.  Here you can get more information about the Lead Auditor Trai

Risk Management in ISMS.  The risk management process focuses on providing the business with an understanding of risks to allow effective decision-making to be applied to control the risks. It is an ongoing activity that aims for continuous improvements in the efficiency and effectiveness of the organization’s ISMS. Type of Risks:-  1. RISKS. 2. PURE RISKS. 3. SPECULATIVE RISKS. 4. STATIC RISKS. 5. DYNAMIC RISKS. The risk management process should be applied to the whole ISMS as specified in ISO/IEC 27001:2005. The process needs to be applied at the planning and design stages of operational deployment, monitoring and review of the risks, and updating and improvement stages to ensure that any information security risks are always being appropriately managed.