ISMS governance
Review scope, leadership, policy, roles, objectives, governance, and management oversight.
Prepare for ISO 27001 with a structured readiness review covering information security governance, risk management, controls, evidence, and implementation priorities.
Synapse Cyber focuses on making framework work operational: understanding your current state, identifying meaningful gaps, connecting findings to business risk, and producing a remediation roadmap that can be tracked over time.
Review scope, leadership, policy, roles, objectives, governance, and management oversight.
Evaluate information security risk identification, analysis, treatment, acceptance, and ownership.
Assess control implementation, operating practices, evidence, and gaps against applicable requirements.
Identify required policies, procedures, records, statements, and evidence supporting the ISMS.
Review monitoring, measurement, internal audit preparation, corrective action, and continual improvement.
Prioritize gaps by certification impact, security risk, complexity, and implementation sequence.
Define the intended ISMS scope, business context, assets, and stakeholders.
Evaluate governance, risk processes, controls, and available evidence.
Document readiness gaps, severity, dependencies, and required actions.
Build an implementation plan supporting internal review and certification readiness.
A gap assessment compares your current information security management practices with ISO 27001 requirements to identify what is already in place and what still needs to be implemented.
No. Certification is performed by an accredited certification body. A readiness assessment helps prepare your organization for that process.
Yes. We can help connect requirements to controls, evidence, ownership, findings, and remediation tracking.
Define scope, identify control gaps, prioritize risk, organize evidence, and build a remediation plan that can be tracked through completion.
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