ISO 27001:2013 Requirements: Clause 10.2 Continual Improvement (2013)

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Clause requirements in brief

• Continual improvement is a key aspect of the ISMS in the effort to achieve and maintain the suitability, adequacy, and effectiveness of the information security as it relates to the organisation's objectives.
• Organisations with an operational ISMS must continually strive to improve their management system.
• This is fundamental to all management systems and the ISMS is no exception.

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Continual improvement is a key aspect of the ISMS in the effort to achieve and maintain the suitability, adequacy, and effectiveness of the information security as it relates to the organisation's objectives.

Organisations with an operational ISMS must continually strive to improve their management system. This is fundamental to all management systems and the ISMS is no exception.

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Operational checklist in brief

• Continual improvement is a key aspect of the ISMS in the effort to achieve and maintain the suitability, adequacy, and effectiveness of the information security as it relates to the organisation's objectives.
• Organisations with an operational ISMS must continually strive to improve their management system.
• This is fundamental to all management systems and the ISMS is no exception.

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What Hicomply recommends

In our experience, ISO 27001:2013 Requirements: Clause 10.2 Continual Improvement (2013) works best when it is maintained as living evidence inside the ISMS, not recreated before each audit. Keep ownership, approvals, and version history clear, then use automation to reuse the same evidence across ISO 27001 and related frameworks. See how that works in a platform tour.

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