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ISO 27001 (2022): Full
5.7: Threat intelligence

Requirement description

To mitigate the risk of unauthorized physical access, damage, and interference to an organization's information and associated assets within offices, rooms, and facilities, it is crucial to design and implement robust physical security measures. This can be done e.g. designing buildings to be discreet, with minimal indicators of their purpose to outsiders and restricting access to directories, internal telephone books, and online maps that identify locations of confidential information processing facilities.

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ISO 27001 (2022): Full

5.7: Threat intelligence

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The goals of threat intelligence and the collection of information related to information security threats
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The goals of threat intelligence and the collection of information related to information security threats
1. Task description

Organization carries out threat intelligence by gathering information about information security threats related to its operations and how to protect against them. The goal is to increase awareness of the threat environment, so that own security level can be better evaluated and adequate control measures implemented.

When collecting threat intelligence, all three levels must be taken into account:

  • strategic threat intelligence (e.g. information on the growing types of attackers and attacks)
  • tactical threat intelligence (e.g. information about tools and technologies used in attacks)
  • operational threat intelligence (e.g. details of specific attacks)

Principles related to threat intelligence should include:

  • setting targets for threat intelligence
  • identification, verification and selection of information sources used in threat intelligence
  • gathering threat intelligence
  • data processing for analysis (e.g. translation, formatting, compression)
Regular analysis and utilization of information related to information security threats
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Development and cloud
Technical vulnerability management
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C2M2
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DORA
3.3.4: Obtain and process threat information from relevant sources
NSM ICT-SP
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Regular analysis and utilization of information related to information security threats
1. Task description

Organization carries out threat intelligence by analyzing and utilizing collected information about relevant cyber security threats related and corresponding protections.

When analyzing and utilizing the collected threat intelligence information, the following points must be taken into account:

  • analyzing how the threat intelligence information relates to to our own operations
  • analyzing how relevant threat intelligence information is to our operations
  • communicating and sharing information in an understandable form to relevant persons
  • utilizing the findings of threat intelligence to determine the adequacy of technical protections, technologies used and information security testing methods for analysis
Consideration of threat intelligence findings in the information security risk management process
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Consideration of threat intelligence findings in the information security risk management process
1. Task description

Organization must consider the threat intelligence process findings in the information security risk management process. Threat intelligence can detect, for example, the proliferation of certain types of attacks or the development of new technologies, based on which assessments of certain information security risks must be updated, which may lead to the need to reduce risks through treatment plans.

Sharing threat intelligence
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Development and cloud
Technical vulnerability management
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5.7: Threat intelligence
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DORA
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Sharing threat intelligence
1. Task description

Organization should share threat intelligence information actively with other organizations to improve its own threat awareness.

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