The IIA-Australia VIC Chapter and ISACA are holding
a joint event on the topic "What's new in ISO 27001:2022" hosted by EY
Victoria on the 7th of February.
Since 2013, the cyber threat landscape has continued to
evolve, providing a much more challenging environment where users within
organisations are much more ably targeted by threat actors. During this time,
security governance frameworks like ISO 27001 have been used to help
organisations manage their cyber security, and to provide assurance to customers
and supply chain of the same.
Now that ISO 27001:2022 has been released, the standard
has a reduced set of individual controls but improves its focus on modern
security landscapes within organisations.
This presentation will focus on the major changes and how
your IT operations can, or show how they already are discharging some of the
requirements of the new ISO 27001:2022 standard.
Speaker: Stephen Zuluaga ACS Certified
Professional, AISA Member, ISACA CISM, ISO 27001 Lead
Auditor.
Stephen has worked in the ICT industry for 20 years, with
a focus on systems and network engineering, consulting, managed services, audit
and has taught in the University and TAFE sectors. While Stephen has
worked across a very wide range of operational areas in ICT, He's always been
interested in the security issues my teams have faced. His approach to being a
security practitioner is to utilise his operational experience to help boards
and other stakeholders get the best outcomes from their operational
teams.
sponsored by: EY
