Requirement

7.5.2: Creating and updating documented information

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To ensure the integrity of documented information, the organization is required to implement a comprehensive governance framework for its creation and revision. This framework must establish clear controls, including standardized identification and formatting protocols that specify elements such as titles, authorship, language, and media type (e.g., electronic or physical). Furthermore, all documented information is subject to a mandatory review and approval cycle to formally validate its adequacy and suitability for the intended purpose prior to its official use.

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This requirement is part of the framework:  
ISO 42001:2024

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7.5.2: Creating and updating documented information
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7.5.2: Creating and updating documented information
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7.5.2: Creating and updating documented information
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To ensure the integrity of documented information, the organization is required to implement a comprehensive governance framework for its creation and revision. This framework must establish clear controls, including standardized identification and formatting protocols that specify elements such as titles, authorship, language, and media type (e.g., electronic or physical). Furthermore, all documented information is subject to a mandatory review and approval cycle to formally validate its adequacy and suitability for the intended purpose prior to its official use.

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7.5.2: Creating and updating documented information
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How to comply with this requirement

In Cyberday, requirements and controls are mapped to universal tasks. Each requirement is fulfilled with one or multiple tasks.

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7.5.2: Creating and updating documented information
of the framework  
ISO 42001:2024
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Complete these tasks to increase your compliance in this policy.
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Management of documented information
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requirements
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Quality management

Management of documented information

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