1.1.3: Identify the organisation’s processes for ICT risk management

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Identify the organisation’s processes for ICT risk management. This would normally include a) asset valuation, b) threat assessment, c) identifying existing security measures, d) risk identification, e) risk assessment, f) risk reporting, g) risk management, h) establishing or adjusting security measures to reduce risk, i) verifying that the security measures are working as intended. j) Establish processes for risk management if such do not exist. Ensure that the processes are tailored for the organisation and become an integrated part of the governance and security management of the organisation.

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Identify the organisation’s processes for ICT risk management. This would normally include a) asset valuation, b) threat assessment, c) identifying existing security measures, d) risk identification, e) risk assessment, f) risk reporting, g) risk management, h) establishing or adjusting security measures to reduce risk, i) verifying that the security measures are working as intended. j) Establish processes for risk management if such do not exist. Ensure that the processes are tailored for the organisation and become an integrated part of the governance and security management of the organisation.

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1.1.3: Identify the organisation’s processes for ICT risk management
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NSM ICT Security Principles (Norway)
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Risk management procedure -report publishing and maintenance
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Creating and maintaining risk assessment framework
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Risk management and leadership
Risk management

Creating and maintaining risk assessment framework

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Enabling asset-based risk management in the ISMS
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Regular internal monitoring of the implementation of the information security management system
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Monitoring compliance with security guidelines
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Immediate reporting of critical risks to top management
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Risk management and leadership
Risk management

Immediate reporting of critical risks to top management

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Monitoring the status of risk management
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