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ISO/IEC 27035

Prepare for, detect, respond to and learn from information security incidents.

Overview

ISO/IEC 27035: what it is and why it matters

International standard series (guidance) · Information Security

The ISO/IEC 27035 series gives guidance on managing information security incidents in a structured way: planning and preparation, detection and reporting, assessment and decision, response, and lessons learned.

It suits organisations that want incident handling to be a rehearsed process with defined roles rather than an improvised reaction.

TypeMulti-part international standard series, guidance
SubjectInformation security incident management
FocusPlanning, detection, response, lessons learned
RelatedISO/IEC 27001, 27002, 27005
Who should attend

Built for the people who carry the work

  • Security operations and incident response team members
  • Incident managers and service desk leads
  • Risk and compliance staff who own incident procedures
  • Managers who must make decisions during an incident
Learning outcomes

What you will be able to do

  • Describe the phases of an incident management process
  • Design incident categories, severity levels and escalation paths
  • Define roles, communication and evidence handling
  • Run post-incident reviews that change controls
  • Test the plan with exercises
Topics covered

Subject outline

  1. 01

    Principles and phases of incident management

  2. 02

    Planning and preparation

  3. 03

    Detection, reporting and triage

  4. 04

    Assessment, decision and response

  5. 05

    Lessons learned and improvement

  6. 06

    Incident response planning guidance

  7. 07

    Tabletop exercises and testing

Practical relevance

How it supports real work

01

Writing a runbook that a night-shift analyst can follow

02

Deciding when to escalate to legal, communications and regulators

03

Closing the loop so incidents improve controls

Certification pathway

Training, examination and certification are different steps

ISO/IEC 27035 is guidance and has no organisational certificate of its own. Personal credentials built on it come from third-party bodies, with their own exam and eligibility rules.

  • Training does not by itself award a credential.
  • Credentials depend on the issuing body and normally involve an exam.
  • Ask us which credential, if any, matches your goal.
Delivery and questions

What is confirmed, and what people ask

Delivery information

Delivery details for this course have not been confirmed for publication, so none are listed here. Course length, schedule, language, delivery format and fees are confirmed per enquiry. Certification bodies set their own exam and eligibility rules, and we confirm the route to any certificate before you enrol.

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Frequently asked questions

Is ISO/IEC 27035 a single document?

No. It is a multi-part series covering principles, incident response planning and operations.

Is it the same as a SOC procedure?

No. It is guidance on the management process around incidents. A SOC procedure is one way to operate part of it.

Can we practise with our own scenarios?

Scenario-based exercises can be discussed on enquiry. See our incident readiness services too.

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