ISO 27035 vs Other Standards
Information Security Incident Management
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Comparison of ISO/IEC 27001, 27002, and 27035
A concise overview of three key ISO standards for managing, implementing, and responding to information security needs.
ISO/IEC 27001
- Defines ISMS requirements framework
- Focuses on risk management
- Certification-capable standard
- Annex A lists control objectives
- Drives continual security improvement
ISO/IEC 27035
- Focuses on incident response lifecycle
- Covers preparation to post-incident
- Guides establishing response capability
- Supports timely threat response
- Improves learning from incidents
ISO/IEC 27002
- Implements controls from 27001
- Detailed control implementation advice
- Non-certifiable, supporting standard
- Structured in control domains
- Used for customizing security controls
NIST SP 800-61 vs ISO/IEC 27035: Incident Response Standards Comparison
A brief comparison of two leading frameworks for managing cybersecurity incidents.
- Emphasizes lifecycle: prepare to learn
- Defines four response phases clearly
- Integrates with ISO 27001 ISMS
- Strong focus on technical execution
- Global, industry-agnostic framework
- Focuses on organizational processes
- Tailored for U.S. federal agencies
- Offers practical, actionable guidance
- Comprehensive incident handling procedures
- Emphasizes continuous improvement
ISO 27035 vs SOC 2 & Regulatory Models
A high-level comparison of incident response, assurance, and compliance frameworks
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