ISO 27001 Professional Toolkit

ISO 27001 Professional Toolkit

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ISO 27001 Professional Toolkit

ISO 27001 Professional Toolkit

£299.00

Build and implement a structured, risk-driven Information Security Management System with practical ISO 27001 documentation, risk, SoA and implementation resources.

The Verivexa™ ISO 27001 Professional Implementation Toolkit provides a comprehensive collection of editable policies, procedures, registers, risk-management tools and implementation resources designed to help organisations establish and operate an effective Information Security Management System (ISMS).

Professional goes beyond core ISO 27001 documentation by providing dedicated Information Security Risk Management, Statement of Applicability, implementation tracking, control mapping and evidence support.

It is designed for organisations that want to undertake substantial ISO 27001 implementation internally without requiring the additional audit, management review and certification-readiness resources included within the Complete Toolkit.

Comprehensive ISMS implementation resources | Fully editable | Immediate digital download


What's Included?

1. ISO 27001 Clauses 4–10 Documentation

Establish the management-system foundations of your ISMS with professionally structured resources supporting:

  • Organisational context
  • Interested parties
  • ISMS scope
  • Leadership and responsibilities
  • Information Security Policy
  • Risks and opportunities
  • Information security objectives
  • Resources
  • Competence and awareness
  • Communication
  • Documented information
  • Operational planning and control
  • Performance monitoring
  • Improvement

These resources provide the management-system framework within which information security risks and controls can be managed.


2. Annex A Policies, Procedures & Implementation Resources

Professional provides extensive resources supporting the 93 Annex A controls within ISO/IEC 27001:2022.

The toolkit covers the four Annex A control groups:

Organisational Controls

Supporting areas such as information security governance, responsibilities, asset management, acceptable use, access control, supplier security and information security incident management.

People Controls

Supporting areas including personnel security, awareness, training, confidentiality, remote working and information security responsibilities.

Physical Controls

Supporting physical security boundaries, secure areas, equipment protection, clear desk arrangements, secure disposal and other physical security measures.

Technological Controls

Supporting areas including identity and access management, authentication, malware protection, vulnerability management, backup, logging, network security, cryptography and secure development.

The objective is to provide a structured starting point that can be tailored to the organisation's actual risks, technologies and control environment.


3. Information Security Risk Management

Risk management is fundamental to ISO 27001.

Professional includes dedicated resources designed to help establish a repeatable process for identifying, assessing, evaluating and treating information security risks.

Resources support areas including:

  • Risk-management methodology
  • Risk identification
  • Likelihood and impact assessment
  • Risk evaluation
  • Risk ownership
  • Risk treatment
  • Residual risk
  • Risk acceptance
  • Risk monitoring and review

This creates a structured journey:

Identify → Assess → Evaluate → Treat → Accept → Monitor

Rather than selecting controls because they appear in Annex A, your ISMS should use risk and other applicable requirements to help determine what controls are necessary.


4. Information Security Risk Register

Maintain information security risks in a structured working register.

The Verivexa risk-management resources help organisations document areas such as:

  • Risk description
  • Information assets affected
  • Threats
  • Vulnerabilities
  • Likelihood
  • Impact
  • Inherent risk
  • Treatment decisions
  • Selected controls
  • Residual risk
  • Risk ownership
  • Status
  • Review information

This provides a working management tool rather than treating risk assessment as a one-off certification exercise.


5. Risk Treatment Planning

Once information security risks have been evaluated, appropriate treatment decisions need to be established and managed.

Professional provides resources supporting:

Risk Assessment → Treatment Decision → Control Selection → Action → Residual Risk → Acceptance

This helps connect the organisation's risk assessment directly with control implementation.


6. Statement of Applicability Toolkit

The Statement of Applicability (SoA) is a central component of an ISO 27001 ISMS.

Professional includes dedicated resources to help organisations establish and maintain their SoA.

Use them to document areas such as:

  • Annex A control reference
  • Applicability
  • Justification for inclusion
  • Justification for exclusion
  • Implementation status
  • Implementation planning
  • Supporting documentation
  • Relevant technologies or arrangements

The organisation remains responsible for determining applicability based on its own risk-treatment decisions and applicable requirements.


7. Control Implementation Support

ISO 27001 implementation shouldn't stop when a policy has been written.

Professional provides practical resources designed to help translate control requirements into actual implementation.

These support questions such as:

What needs to be implemented?

Who owns the control?

Which documents support it?

Which technologies may be relevant?

What evidence could demonstrate operation?

What remains outstanding?

This helps organisations move from:

Requirement → Control → Implementation → Evidence


8. Control-to-Document Mapping

Understand how Annex A controls connect with your ISMS documentation.

Mapping resources help identify which policies, procedures, registers and supporting records contribute to the implementation of relevant controls.

This is particularly useful as the ISMS grows and multiple controls become supported by common organisational processes.


9. Technology & Control Mapping

Information security controls frequently rely on both organisational processes and technical implementation.

Professional includes supporting resources to help organisations consider how typical technologies may relate to relevant Annex A controls.

Examples may include:

  • Identity and access management
  • Endpoint security
  • Backup
  • Logging and monitoring
  • Vulnerability management
  • Network security
  • Encryption
  • Authentication
  • Cloud services
  • Secure development technologies

These resources should always be tailored to the organisation's actual technology environment.


10. Evidence Support

Having a policy doesn't necessarily demonstrate that a control operates.

Professional helps organisations consider the evidence that may demonstrate implementation.

Depending on the control, evidence might include:

  • System configuration
  • Access records
  • Approvals
  • Logs
  • Screenshots
  • Registers
  • Meeting records
  • Training records
  • Review records
  • Supplier documentation
  • Test results
  • Operational records

The appropriate evidence will depend on the organisation and the way the control has actually been implemented.


11. Implementation Tracking

Managing an ISO 27001 implementation can involve a large number of interconnected activities.

Professional provides implementation tracking resources to help monitor:

  • Implementation status
  • Outstanding activities
  • Responsibility
  • Target dates
  • Control progress
  • Supporting documentation
  • Evidence
  • Follow-up

This provides a clearer view of the implementation programme and helps identify areas requiring further work.


From Risk to Implemented Controls

One of the most important principles behind the Professional Toolkit is the relationship between:

Assets & Context → Risks → Risk Treatment → Statement of Applicability → Controls → Implementation → Evidence

These elements shouldn't operate independently.

For example, an organisation shouldn't simply mark every Annex A control as applicable because it wants to “cover ISO 27001”.

The ISMS should demonstrate a reasoned relationship between organisational requirements, information security risks, necessary controls and actual implementation.

Professional provides the tools to help build and manage that relationship.


What Can the Professional Toolkit Help You Do?

Use the toolkit to:

  • Define your ISMS scope
  • Understand organisational context
  • Identify interested parties and relevant requirements
  • Establish information security governance
  • Assign ISMS responsibilities
  • Develop information security policies and procedures
  • Establish information security objectives
  • Identify information security risks
  • Assess likelihood and impact
  • Evaluate risk
  • Establish risk-treatment decisions
  • Manage residual risk
  • Build and maintain your Statement of Applicability
  • Support implementation of relevant Annex A controls
  • Map controls to supporting documentation
  • Consider technologies relevant to controls
  • Identify implementation evidence
  • Monitor control implementation
  • Track the overall ISMS implementation programme
  • Maintain and improve your ISMS as implementation progresses

More Than Policies & Procedures

An ISO 27001 toolkit shouldn't simply give you a folder containing security policies.

Professional combines:

Policies

Procedures

Registers

Risk-management tools

Statement of Applicability resources

Implementation trackers

Control mapping

Technology mapping

Evidence support

This helps bridge the gap between documenting an ISMS and actually implementing one.


Who Is Professional For?

The ISO 27001 Professional Implementation Toolkit is particularly suited to:

  • Small and medium-sized organisations
  • Growing technology businesses
  • Organisations implementing their first ISMS
  • Organisations preparing for ISO 27001 certification
  • Information Security Managers
  • Compliance and Risk teams
  • IT and Security teams
  • Quality / Integrated Management System teams
  • Internal ISO implementation teams
  • Consultants supporting ISO 27001 projects
  • Organisations responding to customer or contractual security requirements

It is particularly useful where an organisation has enough internal capability to manage much of its ISO 27001 implementation but wants a substantial structured starting point rather than developing everything from scratch.


Designed for Practical Implementation

The Professional Toolkit is designed around a simple principle:

Documentation alone isn't an ISMS.

Policies and procedures establish expectations and processes, but organisations also need to implement appropriate controls and demonstrate that those arrangements operate.

Professional therefore combines documentation with risk, implementation, mapping and evidence resources to support that transition.


Fully Editable

Resources are supplied in editable formats where appropriate and can be customised to reflect:

  • Your organisation
  • Branding
  • Roles and responsibilities
  • Information assets
  • Risks
  • Technologies
  • Suppliers
  • Processes
  • Existing controls
  • Document numbering
  • Management-system structure

The objective is to develop an ISMS that reflects how your organisation actually operates.


What You Receive

The ISO 27001 Professional Implementation Toolkit brings together resources covering:

ISO 27001 Clauses 4–10

Annex A policies, procedures & implementation support

Information Security Risk Management

Risk Register & Risk Treatment

Statement of Applicability

Control implementation support

Control-to-document mapping

Technology mapping

Evidence support

Implementation tracking

Resources are supplied electronically in editable Microsoft Office formats where appropriate.


Professional vs Complete

Professional provides a substantial ISO 27001 implementation package.

Complete adds the additional resources needed to support the later stages of the management-system lifecycle and deeper certification preparation.

Want to explore the wider ISO 27001 range? View all Verivexa ISO 27001 toolkits or compare Essentials, Professional and Complete side-by-side.

Professional Complete
Core ISMS documentation ✓ ✓
Clauses 4–10 resources ✓ ✓
Annex A documentation ✓ ✓
Risk Management Toolkit ✓ ✓
Statement of Applicability Toolkit ✓ ✓
Implementation tracking ✓ ✓
Control & technology mapping ✓ ✓
Evidence support ✓ ✓
Internal Audit Toolkit — ✓
Enhanced Management Review resources — ✓
Corrective Action & Improvement resources — ✓
Business Continuity resources — ✓
Enhanced certification-readiness resources — ✓
Price £299 £449

When should I choose Complete?

Choose ISO 27001 Complete if you want the broader end-to-end resource set covering not only ISMS development and control implementation, but also the audit, management review, improvement, continuity and certification-readiness stages.


Why Choose Verivexa™ Professional?

Risk-driven
Dedicated risk-management and treatment resources support the foundations of ISO 27001 implementation.

Statement of Applicability support
Build and maintain one of the most important components of your ISMS.

Annex A coverage
Extensive resources support the 93 organisational, people, physical and technological controls.

Implementation-focused
Move beyond writing policies towards implementing and tracking controls.

Evidence-aware
Consider how actual implementation can be demonstrated.

Connected resources
Understand relationships between risks, controls, technologies, documents and evidence.

Fully editable
Build the resources around your organisation rather than the other way around.


Important Information

The Verivexa™ ISO 27001 Professional Implementation Toolkit provides independently developed templates, implementation tools and supporting resources.

All resources should be reviewed, customised, approved and appropriately implemented according to your organisation's activities, information-security risks, technologies, legal and contractual obligations and management-system requirements.

Purchasing or completing the toolkit does not constitute ISO/IEC 27001 certification and cannot guarantee certification or conformity.

Certification decisions are made independently by certification bodies following assessment of the organisation's implemented Information Security Management System and supporting evidence.

Want to understand the wider documentation and evidence requirements? Read our practical ISO 27001 Documentation Requirements Guide & Checklist.

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