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ISO 17799 Information Security Audit Tool

The following material will introduce our ISO 17799 (BS 7799)
Information Security Audit Tool
.  However, it will not present the
complete product.  Instead, it will show you how our audit tool is 
organized and it will provide you with a sample of our approach.
Once you've examined our approach, we hope you'll consider
purchasing our ISO 17799 Information Security Audit Tool.

We begin with a table of contents. It shows how we've organized
our product. In order to illustrate our approach, we also provide
an example of our audit questionnaire. The complete product
has 10 such questionnaires and is 137 pages long.

The audit questionnaires are used to identify the gaps that exist
between the ISO 17799 (BS 7799) Security Standard and your
security practices and processes.
As a result, our audit tool is
also a Gap Analysis Tool.
Once you've identified and filled
all of your security gaps, you can be sure that you've done
everything you can to protect your information systems
and facilities.
  If you use our Information Security Audit
Tool you will not only meet ISO's information security
requirements but you will also improve the overall
effectiveness of your information security program.

 

(THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL IS OBSOLETE)

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ISO IEC 17799 2000 (BS 7799)
INFORMATION SECURITY AUDIT TOOL

TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
PART   PAGE
1 Audit Profile 3
2 Audit Overview 4
3 Security Policy Audit 5
4 Organizational Security Audit 8
5 Asset Classification and Control Audit 21
6 Personnel Security Management Audit 25
7 Physical and Environmental Security Audit 33
8 Communications and Operations Management Audit 43
9 Information Access Management Control Audit 69
10 Systems Development and Maintenance Audit 95
11 Business Continuity Management Audit << SAMPLE
12 Compliance Management Audit 122
13 Security Performance Scores 135
14 Legal and Contact Information 136
OCT 2004 COPYRIGHT Ó 2004 BY PRAXIOM RESEARCH GROUP LIMITED  VER 1.0
The following material is now OBSOLETE.

ISO IEC 17799 2000
INFORMATION SECURITY AUDIT TOOL

11. BUSINESS CONTINUITY MANAGEMENT AUDIT

11.1 DESIGN A CONTINUITY MANAGEMENT PROCESS
1 Have you developed a business continuity management process to protect your critical business processes during business disruptions, security failures, and disasters? YES NO N/A    
2 Is your business continuity management process
used to prevent business disruptions, security
failures, and disasters?
YES NO N/A    
3 Is your business continuity management process
used to recover from business disruptions, security
failures, and disasters?
YES NO N/A    
4 Is your business continuity management
process used to identify and reduce risks?
YES NO N/A    
5 Is your business continuity management process
used to ensure that essential operations are restored
as quickly as possible?
YES NO N/A    
6 Is your business continuity management process used to limit the impact that damaging incidents could have? YES NO N/A    
7 Have you analyzed the impact that disasters
could have on your critical business processes?
YES NO N/A    
8 Have you analyzed the impact that security failures
could have on your critical business processes?
YES NO N/A    
9 Have you analyzed the impact that a loss of service
could have on your critical business processes?
YES NO N/A    
10 Have you developed contingency plans in order to
ensure that critical business processes are restored
within a reasonable period of time?
YES NO N/A    
11 Do you practice implementing your contingency plans? YES NO N/A    
11.1.1 ESTABLISH YOUR CONTINUITY MANAGEMENT PROCESS
12 Have you established a process to manage and maintain business continuity throughout your organization? YES NO N/A    
13 Have you identified and prioritized your
most critical business processes?
YES NO N/A    
14 Have you identified the risks that threaten
the security of your business processes?
YES NO N/A    
15 Have you estimated the likelihood that your organization will be exposed to significant security risks and threats? YES NO N/A    
16 Have you analyzed the impact that serious threats could have on the security of your organization’s processes? YES NO N/A    
17 Have you analyzed the impact that interruptions
could have on the viability of your business?
YES NO N/A    
18 Have you found solutions to the security problems
that could undermine the viability of your business?
YES NO N/A    
19 Have you found solutions for the security threats and problems that are smaller and less serious? YES NO N/A    
20 Have you increased your security through
the purchase of suitable insurance?
YES NO N/A    
21 Have you formulated business objectives and
priorities for your information processing facilities?
YES NO N/A    
22 Have you formulated a business continuity strategy
for your information processing facilities?
YES NO N/A    
23 Have you documented your continuity strategy? YES NO N/A    
24 Is your business continuity strategy consistent
with your business objectives and priorities?
YES NO N/A    
25 Have you formulated business continuity plans
for your information processing facilities?
YES NO N/A    
26 Have you documented your business continuity plans? YES NO N/A    
27 Are your business continuity plans consistent
with your business continuity strategy?
YES NO N/A    
28 Has responsibility for coordinating your continuity management process been assigned to someone
at the appropriate level within your organization?
YES NO N/A    
29 Have you institutionalized continuity management? YES NO N/A    
11.1.2 PERFORM THREAT ANALYSIS AND IMPACT ANALYSIS
30 Have you carried out a threat analysis in order to identify the events that could interrupt your business processes? YES NO N/A    
31 Did you carry out your threat analysis with the full involvement of process and resource owners? YES NO N/A    
32 Did your threat analysis include all business processes? YES NO N/A    
33 Have you carried out a risk assessment in order to identify the impact that business process interruptions could have? YES NO N/A    
34 Has your impact analysis identified how much damage
your business process interruptions could cause?
YES NO N/A    
35 Has your impact analysis identified how long it would take to recover from business process interruptions? YES NO N/A    
36 Did you carry out your impact analysis with the full involvement of process and resource owners? YES NO N/A    
37 Did your impact analysis include all business processes? YES NO N/A    
38 Did you use the results of your analyses and assessments to develop a strategy that defines your organization’s general approach to business continuity? YES NO N/A    
39 Did your senior management endorse your
general business continuity strategy?
YES NO N/A    
11.1.3 DEVELOP YOUR BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANS
40 Have you developed plans to restore and continue
business operations after critical processes have
failed or been interrupted?
YES NO N/A    
41 Do your business continuity plans help you
to achieve your business objectives?
YES NO N/A    
42 Do your business continuity plans help you to restore services to customers within a reasonable time period? YES NO N/A    
43 Do your business continuity plans identify the resources that will be needed to restore your business processes? YES NO N/A    
44 Do your business continuity plans identify the services that will be needed to restore your business processes? YES NO N/A    
45 Do your business continuity plans identify the staffing that will be needed to restore your business processes? YES NO N/A    
46 Do your business continuity plans identify and assign
all emergency management responsibilities?
YES NO N/A    
47 Do your business continuity plans define all
necessary emergency response procedures?
YES NO N/A    
48 Do your emergency response procedures ensure
that your critical processes will be recovered and
restored within the required time limits?
YES NO N/A    
49 Do your emergency response procedures accommodate and deal with all external business interdependencies? YES NO N/A    
50 Do your emergency response procedures respect
and reflect all related business contracts?
YES NO N/A    
51 Have you documented emergency response procedures? YES NO N/A    
52 Have you documented critical business processes? YES NO N/A    
53 Do your business continuity plans identify fallback arrangements for information processing facilities? YES NO N/A    
54 Have you taught your staff members how to
use your emergency response procedures?
YES NO N/A    
55 Have you taught your staff members how your critical business processes will be recovered and restored? YES NO N/A    
56 Have you taught your staff members about your
crisis management methods and procedures?
YES NO N/A    
57 Do you regularly test your business continuity plans? YES NO N/A    
58 Do you regularly update your business continuity plans? YES NO N/A    
11.1.4 MAINTAIN A CONTINUITY PLANNING FRAMEWORK
59 Have you established a single framework of business continuity plans in order to ensure that all plans are consistent with one another? YES NO N/A    
60 Do you use your business continuity planning
framework to determine plan testing priorities?
YES NO N/A    
61 Do you use your business continuity planning
framework to determine plan maintenance priorities?
YES NO N/A    
62 Does each business continuity plan include a
maintenance schedule that explains how and
when the plan will be tested and maintained?
YES NO N/A    
63 Do you amend your business continuity plans whenever new security threats or requirements are identified? YES NO N/A    
64 Does each business continuity plan clearly specify
the conditions that must met before it is activated?
YES NO N/A    
65 Does each business continuity plan specify the process
that must be followed before a plan may be activated?
YES NO N/A    
66 Does each business continuity plan explain how a crisis situation should be assessed before a plan is activated? YES NO N/A    
67 Does each business continuity plan specify who should be contacted and involved before a plan may be activated? YES NO N/A    
68 Does each business continuity plan clearly specify who
is responsible for executing each part of the plan?
YES NO N/A    
69 Does each business continuity plan nominate alternative personnel who would be responsible for executing the plan if those who are primarily responsible are unable to do so? YES NO N/A    
70 Does each business continuity plan describe the emergency procedures that must be followed and the actions that must be taken to handle security incidents? YES NO N/A    
71 Does each business continuity plan explain how relations with the public must be managed during an emergency? YES NO N/A    
72 Does each business continuity plan explain how relations with governmental agencies and authorities should be managed during an emergency? YES NO N/A    
73 Does each business continuity plan explain how
relations with emergency responders should be
managed during an emergency?
YES NO N/A    
74 Does each business continuity plan describe fallback procedures that should be followed to move essential business activities and services to alternative locations? YES NO N/A    
75 Does each business continuity plan describe fallback procedures that should be followed to reactivate your business processes within the required time limits? YES NO N/A    
76 Does each business continuity plan describe resumption procedures that should be followed to bring your business processes and services back to normal? YES NO N/A    
77 Does each business continuity plan describe the education and awareness activities that should be carried out to help ensure that staff members understand your business continuity methods and procedures? YES NO N/A    
78 Does each business continuity plan specify who owns and is responsible for managing and maintaining the plan? YES NO N/A    
79 Have owners of business processes and resources been given the responsibility to manage the implementation of related fallback and business resumption plans? YES NO N/A    
80 Are owners of business processes and resources responsible for managing the implementation of the emergency response procedures that effect their areas? YES NO N/A    
81 Are technical service providers responsible for managing the implementation of alternative technical services and fallback arrangements? YES NO N/A    
82 Are information service providers responsible for managing the implementation of alternative information processing facilities and fallback arrangements? YES NO N/A    
83 Are communications service providers responsible
for managing the implementation of alternative communications facilities and fallback arrangements?
YES NO N/A    
  Etcetera ... YES NO N/A    

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