8.19: Installation of software on operational systems

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Secure procedures and measures must be in place for installing software on operational systems. This safeguards the integrity of the systems and prevents the exploitation of technical vulnerabilities. Secure management of changes and software installations can include authorized updates by trained administrators with appropriate management approval, extensive testing before installing or updating software and establishing a rollback strategy prior to implementing changes.

This requirement is part of the framework:  
ISO 27001 (2022): Full

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8.19: Installation of software on operational systems
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8.19: Installation of software on operational systems
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8.19: Installation of software on operational systems
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Secure procedures and measures must be in place for installing software on operational systems. This safeguards the integrity of the systems and prevents the exploitation of technical vulnerabilities. Secure management of changes and software installations can include authorized updates by trained administrators with appropriate management approval, extensive testing before installing or updating software and establishing a rollback strategy prior to implementing changes.

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8.19: Installation of software on operational systems
of the framework  
ISO 27001 (2022): Full
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Authorized users and rules for installing software and libraries
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Listing authorized users for publishing code changes
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Maintaining a release log
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High
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Low

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