ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer
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Caucasus university
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Delivery Mode
Face-to-Face
Duration
8 Days
Language
English
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Description
The ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer course is a comprehensive, advanced-level training program designed to equip participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to implement and manage an Information Security Management System (ISMS) in accordance with the ISO/IEC 27001 standard. Offered through Syntax Academy in collaboration with PECB, this course provides an in-depth understanding of the standard and a step-by-step approach to its successful implementation.
Why Choose this course:
- Empowers participants to design, implement, and manage an ISO/IEC 27001-compliant Information Security Management System (ISMS) from scratch.
- Provides a practical understanding of how to interpret ISO/IEC 27001:2022 clauses and Annex A controls in real organizational settings.
- Ideal for professionals leading ISMS implementation or preparing for ISO certification audits within their organizations.
- Delivers hands-on tools, templates, and frameworks for risk assessment, control application, and documentation structure.
- Taught by certified experts with real-world implementation experience across industries and regulatory environments.
- Prepares participants to pass the PECB ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer certification exam and apply knowledge immediately in practice.
What you will Learn in this course:
- Certified ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer.
- Develop the ability to design, implement, and manage an effective ISMS in compliance with ISO/IEC 27001 standards.
- Gain expertise in conducting risk assessments and selecting appropriate security controls for organizational needs.
- Learn how to develop ISMS policies, procedures, and documentation aligned with ISO/IEC 27001:2022 requirements.
- Understand how to manage implementation challenges, promote internal awareness, and drive continual improvement within an organization.
- Prepare to lead implementation projects and successfully pass the PECB ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer certification exam.
Why Learn this Course with CTC Dubai:
- CTC Dubai is an authorized PECB training partner, ensuring globally recognized ISO/IEC 27001 certification upon course completion.
- The course is delivered with a regional focus, integrating compliance considerations and implementation challenges specific to the GCC market.
- Participants benefit from expert trainers with hands-on ISMS implementation experience across sectors such as finance, healthcare, and government.
- CTC Dubai combines theoretical modules with practical workshops, document templates, and implementation exercises to reinforce real-world skills.
- The training is structured for working professionals with flexible schedules, online access, and personalized learning support throughout the course.
- Graduates join a regional alumni network and receive ongoing access to implementation tools, case studies, and PECB exam preparation guidance.
The PECB ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer exam:
The PECB ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer exam is a scenario-based written exam conducted online or in person. It is open book and lasts 3 hours. The exam assesses the candidate’s understanding of the ISO/IEC 27001 standard, implementation methodology, and ability to manage an ISMS project from start to finish.
Certification:
Upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam, participants will be awarded the PECB Certified ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Implementer certificate.
Who should attend:
- Information security officers
- IT auditors
- Risk and compliance managers
- Cybersecurity professionals
- Anyone pursuing advanced information security certifications or managing ISO/IEC 27001 implementation.
Syllabus
1: Training Course Objectives and Structure
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Overview of course goals and outcomes
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Introduction to ISO/IEC 27001
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Structure of the training (theory, practice, discussions, case studies)
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Key milestones: risk management, control implementation, audit preparation
2: Standards and Regulatory Frameworks
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Overview of international standards affecting information security
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Relationship between ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27002, GDPR, and NIST
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Mapping compliance requirements across multiple standards
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Industry-specific regulatory needs and harmonization strategies
3: Information Security Management System (ISMS) Based on ISO/IEC 27001
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Core concepts of ISMS and the PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) cycle
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Risk assessment and treatment methods
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Setting security objectives and applying controls
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Documentation, performance evaluation, internal audits, and management review
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Ensuring continuous improvement and compliance
1: Fundamental Concepts and Principles of Information Security
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Understand the core principles of the CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability)
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Identify and evaluate common threats and vulnerabilities
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Learn the basics of risk management and mitigation strategies
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Explore the importance of protecting information assets and ensuring business continuity
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Familiarize with essential security controls and industry best practices
2: Initiation of the ISMS Implementation
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Understand the purpose and scope of ISMS
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Analyze internal and external organizational context
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Define the scope and objectives of ISMS
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Identify and engage key stakeholders
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Develop an initial ISMS policy and assign roles and responsibilities
1: Defining the Scope of an ISMS
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Definition and purpose of ISMS scope
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Identifying boundaries and applicability
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Key elements included in the scope (e.g., assets, processes, departments)
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Regulatory, stakeholder, and risk considerations
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Geographical and system-specific scope considerations
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Practical examples of ISMS scope definition
2: Leadership and Project Approval in ISMS Implementation
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Importance of senior leadership support
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Organizational change and cultural impact of ISMS
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Project approval process and formal endorsement
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Budgeting and resource allocation
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Leadership's role in fostering a security culture
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Communication strategies to engage stakeholders
1: Organizational Structure
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Definition and purpose of organizational structure in ISMS
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Key roles and responsibilities (e.g., senior management, security officers, IT administrators)
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Chain of command and communication pathways
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Enhancing accountability and policy enforcement
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Case studies on organizational structure effectiveness
2: Analysis of the Existing System
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Methods for evaluating current systems and controls
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Identifying vulnerabilities and gaps
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Assessing infrastructure, data flows, and access controls
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Risk management and mitigation strategies
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Tools for system analysis and documentation
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Real-world examples and system audit simulations
3: Information Security Policy
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Purpose and components of a security policy
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Policy development process
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Key policy areas: access control, data protection, acceptable use, incident response
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Legal, regulatory, and compliance considerations
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Policy communication and enforcement strategies
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Reviewing and updating the policy
1: Risk Management
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Identifying information security threats
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Assessing likelihood and impact
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Risk prioritization based on severity
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Risk treatment strategies: avoidance, mitigation, acceptance, transfer
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Ongoing monitoring and review of risks
2: Statement of Applicability
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Purpose and content of the SoA
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Mapping ISO 27001 controls to organizational needs
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Justifying the inclusion or exclusion of controls
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Demonstrating compliance and readiness for audits
3: Selection and Design of Controls
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Types of controls: technical, physical, administrative
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Aligning controls with risk management objectives
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Designing proportionate and effective controls
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Integrating controls into organizational workflows
4: Implementation of Controls
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Implementing technical and administrative safeguards
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Policy development and staff training
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Monitoring, testing, and updating controls
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Ensuring operational alignment and regulatory compliance
1: Management of Documented Information
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Types of ISMS documentation (policies, procedures, audit reports)
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Version control and document approval workflows
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Storage and access control mechanisms
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Alignment with ISO 27001 documentation requirements
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Ensuring availability, accuracy, and security of critical information
2: Trends and Technologies in Information Security
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Cloud computing and data protection strategies
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Artificial intelligence and its role in threat detection
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Blockchain applications in security
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Zero-trust architecture principles
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Security automation and orchestration
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Adapting to a dynamic threat environment
3: Communication in ISMS
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Internal communication strategies for ISMS policies and procedures
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External communication with partners, customers, and regulators
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Incident reporting and escalation protocols
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Crisis communication planning for security breaches
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Ensuring role clarity and stakeholder engagement
4: Competence and Awareness
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Identifying competency requirements for security-related roles
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Designing and implementing training and awareness programs
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Evaluating effectiveness of training initiatives
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Promoting a security-aware culture
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Addressing human factors and minimizing risk due to human error
1: Management of Security Operations
- Roles and responsibilities in security operations
- Security tools and technologies
- Real-time threat monitoring
- Incident detection and response
- Patch and vulnerability management
- Operational security alignment with business goals
- Continuous improvement strategies
2: Monitoring, Measurement, Analysis, and Evaluation
- Key security performance indicators
- Security data collection methods
- Threat and trend analysis
- Control effectiveness evaluation
- Aligning metrics with security objectives
- Using evaluation results for system improvement
3: Internal Audit of the ISMS
- Purpose and scope of internal audits
- ISO 27001 audit requirements
- Audit planning and execution
- Evaluation of risk management and control measures
- Identifying nonconformities and improvement areas
- Reporting and follow-up processes
4: Management Review Process
- Objectives and structure of management reviews
- Review inputs: audit results, metrics, and incident reports
- Assessing ISMS performance and alignment with business goals
- Identifying opportunities for improvement
- Ensuring commitment of resources and support
- Action plans based on review outcomes
1: Treatment of Nonconformities
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Root cause analysis techniques
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Implementation of corrective and preventive actions
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Documentation and tracking of nonconformities
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Ensuring compliance and integrity of the ISMS
2: Continual Improvement
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Methods for monitoring and measuring ISMS performance
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Using audit results and stakeholder input to drive improvements
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Incorporating lessons learned into ISMS updates
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Aligning improvements with organizational goals and security needs
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Caucasus university