Iso 27001:2022 Consultant- Lead Auditor And Lead Implementer
Last updated 9/2025
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Last updated 9/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 5.32 GB | Duration: 11h 22m
Master Information Security Management System – Clauses, gap analysis, documenta's kit, audit process & Certification
What you'll learn
• Gain familiarity with ISO 27001:2022 Information Security Management System (ISMS) Clause's requirements and sub-clauses.
• Gain an understanding of the requirements outlined in ISO 27002:2022 controls.
• Build a successful career as Information Security management system consultant.
• Develop, implement, control, maintain, and retain ISO 27001:2022 Documented Information.
• Conduct a thorough gap analysis against ISO 27001:2022 requirements.
• Conduct internal and external audit.
• Conduct management review meeting.
• Understand the steps for ISMS certification based on ISO 27001:2022.
Requirements
Familiarity with management systems supports full comprehension of the course, but the essential concepts remain accessible without prior knowledge or experience.
Description
The ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Consultant Training Course is designed for individuals seeking a solid and practical understanding of the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Information Security Management System (ISMS) requirements. This course provides a comprehensive pathway to mastering ISMS implementation and auditing, including the development of required documentation, conducting gap analysis, risk assessment, and auditing based on ISO 19011 principles.By the end of the course, you’ll gain detailed insights into the standard’s core clauses and Annex A controls (aligned with ISO/IEC 27002:2022), enabling you to guide organizations through effective ISMS design, implementation, internal audits, and certification readiness.This course is ideal for professionals, consultants, IT managers, security officers, and individuals looking to advance their careers in information security and compliance.· AI Usage Disclosure: Some course content has been developed with the assistance of artificial intelligence tools to enhance clarity, structure, and learning experience.Course Structure:The course is structured into nine key sections for a clear, step-by-step learning experience:Section 1: Information Security Principles and ConceptsThis section introduces the fundamentals of information security, covering the CIA triad (confidentiality, integrity, and availability), risk-based thinking, and the purpose of an ISMS. It sets the foundation for understanding how ISO/IEC 27001:2022 supports organizational resilience.Section 2: ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Standard Requirements (Clause-by-Clause Explanation)A detailed walkthrough of Clauses 4 to 10 of ISO/IEC 27001:2022. Each clause is explained with real-world examples to help participants interpret and apply the requirements effectively within their organizations.Section 3: ISO/IEC 27002:2022 Clauses “Annex A Controls of ISO 27001”(All Controls Explained)Explore all 93 information security controls in Annex A, categorized into themes such as Organizational, People, Physical, and Technological controls. Practical examples and tips are provided for implementing and auditing these controls in line with ISO/IEC 27002:2022.Section 4: Conducting an ISMS Gap Analysis Using a Gap Analysis ToolThis section guides participants through performing a comprehensive gap analysis to evaluate an organization’s current ISMS status versus ISO/IEC 27001:2022 requirements. A ready-to-use gap analysis tool is provided for practical application.Section 5: Documented Information & ISMS ToolkitLearn about the mandatory and common non-mandatory documentation required for ISO/IEC 27001:2022 implementation. Participants will be equipped with editable templates for policies, procedures, risk registers, SoA (Statement of Applicability), and other key documents.Section 6: Information Security Auditing Based on ISO 19011:2018This section develops your auditing skills in planning, executing, and reporting internal ISMS audits. It emphasizes how to identify nonconformities, gather objective evidence, and apply ISO 19011 guidelines in the context of ISO/IEC 27001.Section 7: ISO/IEC 27001 Audit Case StudiesAnalyse realistic ISMS audit scenarios to identify nonconformities, observations, and best practices. Participants will review sample findings, suggest corrective actions, and practice aligning with compliance objectives. These case studies enhance critical thinking and audit judgment skills.Section 8: ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Certification ProcessUnderstand the entire certification journey—from readiness checks, gap assessments, and documentation to internal audits, management review, and final third-party certification. Learn the roles of various audits and how to prepare an organization for each stage.Section 9: Practice ExamsExam 1: 50 multiple-choice questions covering standard requirements, risk assessment, controls, ISMS documentation, and internal auditing.Exam 2: 50 case study-based questions to test your ability to identify findings, evaluate audit evidence, and recommend appropriate actions based on real audit situations.What You’ll Learn:Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:Understand the core requirements and structure of ISO/IEC 27001:2022 for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS).Build a professional career as an ISMS consultant, implementer, or auditor.Develop, implement, control, and maintain documented information in line with ISO/IEC 27001:2022.Conduct a thorough gap analysis to assess compliance readiness.Perform and report internal and external audits based on ISO 19011 principles.Facilitate and document effective management review meetings.Interpret and apply the 93 Annex A controls aligned with ISO/IEC 27002:2022.Identify, categorize, and respond to ISMS audit findings through practical case studies.Understand the full certification lifecycle—from planning to third-party audit and surveillance.Gain hands-on experience through practice exams and real-world scenarios.Are There Any Course Requirements or Prerequisites?No prior experience is required. However, having a background in information security, IT governance, or management systems will enhance your learning. The course is designed to guide both beginners and experienced professionals through a step-by-step journey.Who This Course is for:This ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Consultant Course is ideal for:IT professionals and cybersecurity specialists aiming to expand into ISO compliance.Internal auditors, risk managers, and consultants looking to specialize in ISMS.Professionals seeking to support organizations in achieving ISO/IEC 27001 certification.Individuals interested in transitioning to a career in information security consulting or auditing.Anyone responsible for managing, maintaining, or improving information security systems in an organization.
Overview
Section 1: S1. ISO 27001: 2022 Information security Fundamental Concepts
Lecture 1 S0. ISO 27001 2022 Course Structure
Lecture 2 S1.1. Introduction
Lecture 3 S1.2. Information Security Success factors
Lecture 4 S1.3. ISO 27001:2022 (PDCA Cycle)
Lecture 5 S1.4. Relationship with other management system standards
Section 2: S2. ISO 27001:2022- "Standard Clauses"
Lecture 6 S2.1. ISO 27001:2022 Standard Clauses- Introduction
Lecture 7 S2.2. Clauses 1,2 & 3- (Non-Requirement Clause)
Lecture 8 S2.3. Clause 4- Context of the Organization
Lecture 9 S2.4. Clause 5- Leadership
Lecture 10 S2.5. Clause 6- Planning- (Part 1)
Lecture 11 S2.5. Clause 6- Planning- (Part 2)
Lecture 12 S2.6. Clause 7- Support
Lecture 13 S2.7. Clause 8- Operation
Lecture 14 S2.8. Clause 9- Performance Evaluation
Lecture 15 S2.9 Clause 10- Continual Improvement
Section 3: S3. ISO 27001:2022 (Annex A)- Information security controls (Based on ISO 27002)
Lecture 16 S3.1- ISO 27001:2022 (Annex A)- Introduction
Lecture 17 S3.2- Annex A- Clause 5 Organizational Controls
Lecture 18 S3.2.1- A5.1: Policies for information security
Lecture 19 S3.2.2- A5.2: Information security roles and responsibilities
Lecture 20 S3.2.3- A5.3: Segregation of duties
Lecture 21 S3.2.4- A5.4: Management responsibilities
Lecture 22 S3.2.5- A5.5: Contact with authorities
Lecture 23 S3.2.6- A5.6: Contact with special interest groups
Lecture 24 S3.2.7- A5.7: Threat intelligence
Lecture 25 S3.2.8- A5.8: Information security in project management
Lecture 26 S3.2.9- A5.9: Inventory of information and other associated assets
Lecture 27 S3.2.10- A5.10: Acceptable use of information and other associated assets
Lecture 28 S3.2.11- A5.11: Return of assets
Lecture 29 S3.2.12- A5.12: Classification of information
Lecture 30 S3.2.13- A5.13: Labelling of information
Lecture 31 S3.2.14- A5.14: Information transfer
Lecture 32 S3.2.15- A5.15: Access control
Lecture 33 S3.2.16- A5.16: Identity management
Lecture 34 S3.2.17- A5.17: Authentication information
Lecture 35 S3.2.18- A5.18: Access rights
Lecture 36 S3.2.19- A5.19: Information security in supplier relationships
Lecture 37 S3.2.20- A5.20: Addressing information security within supplier agreements
Lecture 38 S3.2.21- A5.21: Managing information security in the ICT supply chain
Lecture 39 S3.2.22- A5.22: Monitoring, review and change management of supplier services
Lecture 40 S3.2.23- A5.23: Information security for use of cloud services
Lecture 41 S3.2.24- A5.24: Information security incident management planning & preparation
Lecture 42 S3.2.25- A5.25: Assessment and decision on information security events
Lecture 43 S3.2.26- A5.26: Response to information security incidents
Lecture 44 S3.2.27- A5.27: Learning from information security incidents
Lecture 45 S3.2.28- A5.28: Collection of evidence
Lecture 46 S3.2.29- A5.29: Information security during disruption
Lecture 47 S3.2.30- A5.30: ICT readiness for business continuity
Lecture 48 S3.2.31- A5.31: Legal, statutory, regulatory and contractual requirements
Lecture 49 S3.2.32- A5.32: Intellectual property rights
Lecture 50 S3.2.33- A5.33: Protection of records
Lecture 51 S3.2.34- A5.34: Privacy and protection of PII
Lecture 52 S3.2.35- A5.35: Independent review of information security
Lecture 53 S3.2.36- A5.36: Compliance with policies, rules and standards for information se
Lecture 54 S3.2.37- A5.37: Documented operating procedures
Lecture 55 S3.3- Annex A- Clause 6 People Controls
Lecture 56 S3.3.1- A6.1: Screening
Lecture 57 S3.3.2- A6.2: Terms and conditions of employment
Lecture 58 S3.3.3- A6.3: Information security awareness, education and training
Lecture 59 S3.3.4- A6.4: Disciplinary process
Lecture 60 S3.3.5- A6.5: Responsibilities after termination or change of employment
Lecture 61 S3.3.6- A6.6: Confidentiality or non-disclosure agreements
Lecture 62 S3.3.7- A6.7: Remote working
Lecture 63 S3.3.8- A6.8: Information security event reporting
Lecture 64 S3.4- Annex A- Clause 7 Physical Controls
Lecture 65 S3.4.1- A7.1: Physical security perimeters
Lecture 66 S3.4.2- A7.2: Physical entry
Lecture 67 S3.4.3- A7.3: Securing offices, rooms and facilities
Lecture 68 S3.4.4- A7.4: Physical security monitoring
Lecture 69 S3.4.5- A7.5: Protecting against physical and environmental threats
Lecture 70 S3.4.6- A7.6: Working in secure areas
Lecture 71 S3.4.7- A7.7: Clear desk and clear screen
Lecture 72 S3.4.8- A7.8: Equipment siting and protection
Lecture 73 S3.4.9- A7.9: Security of assets off-premises
Lecture 74 S3.4.10- A7.10: Storage media
Lecture 75 S3.4.11- A7.11: Supporting utilities
Lecture 76 S3.4.12- A7.12: Cabling security
Lecture 77 S3.4.13- A7.13: Equipment maintenance
Lecture 78 S3.4.14- A7.14: Secure disposal or re-use of equipment
Lecture 79 S3.5- Annex A- Clause 8 Technological Controls
Lecture 80 S3.5.1- A8.1: User endpoint devices
Lecture 81 S3.5.2- A8.2: Privileged access rights
Lecture 82 S3.5.3- A8.3: Information access restriction
Lecture 83 S3.5.4- A8.4: Access to source code
Lecture 84 S3.5.5- A8.5: Secure authentication
Lecture 85 S3.5.6- A8.6: Capacity management
Lecture 86 S3.5.7- A8.7: Protection against malware
Lecture 87 S3.5.8- A8.8: Management of technical vulnerabilities
Lecture 88 S3.5.9- A8.9: Configuration management
Lecture 89 S3.5.10- A8.10: Information deletion
Lecture 90 S3.5.11- A8.11: Data masking
Lecture 91 S3.5.12- A8.12: Data leakage prevention
Lecture 92 S3.5.13- A8.13: Information backup
Lecture 93 S3.5.14- A8.14: Redundancy of information processing facilities
Lecture 94 S3.5.15- A8.15: Logging
Lecture 95 S3.5.16- A8.16: Monitoring activities
Lecture 96 S3.5.17- A8.17: Clock synchronization
Lecture 97 S3.5.18- A8.18: Use of privileged utility programs
Lecture 98 S3.5.19- A8.19: Installation of software on operational systems
Lecture 99 S3.5.20- A8.20: Networks security
Lecture 100 S3.5.21- A8.21: Security of network services
Lecture 101 S3.5.22- A8.22: Segregation of networks
Lecture 102 S3.5.23- A8.23: Web filtering
Lecture 103 S3.5.24- A8.24: Use of cryptography
Lecture 104 S3.5.25- A8.25: Secure development life cycle
Lecture 105 S3.5.26- A8.26: Application security requirements
Lecture 106 S3.5.27- A8.27: Secure system architecture and engineering principles
Lecture 107 S3.5.28- A8.28: Secure coding
Lecture 108 S3.5.29- A8.29: Security testing in development and acceptance
Lecture 109 S3.5.30- A8.30: Outsourced development
Lecture 110 S3.5.31- A8.31: Separation of development, test and production environments
Lecture 111 S3.5.32- A8.32: Change management
Lecture 112 S3.5.33- A8.33: Test information
Lecture 113 S3.5.34- A8.34: Protection of information systems during audit testing
Section 4: S4. ISO 27001:2022 GAP Analysis
Lecture 114 S4.1. Gap Analysis Overview
Lecture 115 S4.2. Gap Analysis Vs Internal Audit
Lecture 116 S4.3. Gap Analysis Tool
Lecture 117 S4.4. Using the Gap Analysis Tool
Section 5: S5. ISO 27001 2022 Documented Information & Documented information Toolkit
Lecture 118 S5.1. Introduction
Lecture 119 S5.2. Mandatory & Non-Mandatory Documents
Lecture 120 S5.3. The Structure of the ISMS Documents
Lecture 121 S5.4 HLS- Level 1 (Policy and Manual)
Lecture 122 S5.5 HLS- Level 2 (Management System Procedures)
Lecture 123 S5.6 HLS- Level 3 (Standard Operating Procedures)
Lecture 124 S5.7 LLS- Level 4, 5 & 6 Documented Information
Lecture 125 S5.8 ISO 27001:2022 Documents Toolkit
Section 6: S6. ISO 27001:2022 Audit based on ISO 19011
Lecture 126 S6.1. Introduction
Lecture 127 S6.2. Audit Types
Lecture 128 S6.3. Principles of Auditing
Lecture 129 S6.4. Managing an audit (Part- 1)
Lecture 130 S6.4. Managing an audit (Part- 2)
Lecture 131 S6.5. Conducting an audit (Part- 1)
Lecture 132 S6.5- Conducting an audit (Part- 2)
Lecture 133 S6.5. Conducting an audit (Part- 3)
Lecture 134 S6.6. Reporting an audit
Lecture 135 S6.7. Completing Audit and audit follow-up
Lecture 136 S6.8. Competence of auditors
Section 7: S7. ISO 27001:2022 Audit Case Studies
Lecture 137 S7.1. Introduction
Lecture 138 S7.2. Case Study 1- Clause 5.2 (Policy)
Lecture 139 S7.3. Case Study 2- Clause 6.1 (Actions to address risks and opportunities)
Lecture 140 S7.4. Case Study 3- Clause 9.2 (Internal audit)
Section 8: S8. ISO 27001:2022 Certification process
Lecture 141 S8.1. Introduction
Lecture 142 S8.2. Key Steps in the Certification Process
Lecture 143 S8.3. Course Conclusion Key Steps in the Certification Process
Section 9: Practical Exams
This ISO 27001:2022 consultant course is tailored for working professionals and motivated individuals seeking to strengthen their expertise and advance their career paths in the field of information security and management systems.