Systematic security governance
ISO 27001 requires a structured management system with clear processes for governance, documentation, and continuous improvement of information security.
Risk-based approach
The standard's core is a thorough risk assessment process that helps you identify, analyze, and manage security risks throughout the entire business, including the supply chain.
Supplier security
ISO 27001 requires organizations to verify that external parties with access to information follow the same security requirements, which requires supplier assessments.
ChainSec consolidates security work in one platform where you can manage risks, control suppliers, and document your work according to ISO 27001 - without scattered information and manual processes.
What does ISO 27001 entail?
ISO 27001 is an international standard for information security that helps organizations implement, monitor, and continuously improve an Information Security Management System (ISMS). The standard provides a systematic approach to protecting sensitive information.
To meet the requirements in ISO 27001, your organization needs to:
Establishment of a systematic Information Security Management System (ISMS)
Control over internal and external risks with structured risk management
Continuous improvement with measurable security goals and follow-up
How ChainSec supports your ISO 27001 work
ChainSec helps you consolidate security work in one platform where you can manage both internal procedures and supplier controls according to ISO 27001 requirements.
Risk management for ISO 27001
Identify, assess, and manage risks systematically. Categorize risks and prioritize based on likelihood and consequence.
Supplier assessments according to Annex A.15
Send security assessments to suppliers with a few clicks. ChainSec automates the distribution and follow-up so you save time. Compare suppliers and track their progress over time.
Central supplier register
Consolidate all information about suppliers, contact persons, contracts, and certifications in one place. Easy to search, filter, and keep updated to meet the documentation requirements in ISO 27001.
Dashboard and visualization
Get an immediate overview of both internal and external security risks. Identify patterns, follow up on improvements, and prioritize correctly - all consolidated in a clear interface.
Action management and follow-up
ISO 27001 requires continuous improvement. With ChainSec, you can create action plans, set deadlines, and follow progress systematically.
Structured action management
Create action plans for each identified risk. Set deadlines and assign responsibility so you always know who does what and when it should be completed.
Automatic reminders
The system reminds you when it's time to follow up on risks or when actions are approaching their deadline. See immediately on the dashboard what needs attention.
Follow-up and reporting
Generate overviews for management and auditors. Choose between different report types such as risk summaries, action plans, or status reports.
Review dates
Set review dates for each risk and be reminded when it's time for evaluation. Easy to assess the effectiveness of actions and update the risk picture.
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Book a demo and we'll show you how you can handle gap analyses and supplier reviews in one system – instead of Excel. After the demo, you can test the platform for free.
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- What is ISO 27001?
ISO 27001 is an international standard for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) that provides a systematic approach to managing sensitive company information. The standard contains requirements for how organizations should establish, implement, maintain, and continuously improve their information security work.
- How does ChainSec help with ISO 27001 compliance?
ChainSec consolidates your security work in one platform where you can manage risks, control suppliers, and document according to ISO 27001. The platform helps you with risk assessments, supplier assessments according to Annex A.15, action management, and automated follow-up - all consolidated instead of scattered in Excel and email.
- What are the benefits of ISO 27001 certification?
An ISO 27001 certification provides many benefits, including improved security management, increased credibility with customers and partners, better compliance with laws and regulations, reduced risk of security incidents, and potential cost savings through more efficient processes.
- How long does it take to get started with ChainSec?
You can complete a self-assessment of your IT security in under 30 minutes. Setting up the basic structure in ChainSec typically takes less than an hour. After that, you can start adding suppliers and managing risks immediately. We also offer a free 14-day trial so you can try the platform.
- How does ISO 27001 relate to supplier security?
ISO 27001 sets specific requirements for managing supplier relationships in Annex A.15. Organizations must verify that suppliers with access to sensitive information follow appropriate security procedures. This includes risk assessments of suppliers, security agreements, and continuous monitoring of suppliers' security work. ChainSec simplifies this through automated supplier controls and a central register.
- Is ChainSec suitable for my company?
ChainSec is designed to fit organizations of different sizes. Whether you manage 5 or 500 suppliers, the platform adapts to your needs. The service is built to be easy to get started with, even for smaller companies without large IT resources, while being able to scale up as the business grows.