ISO 27001, 27002 & 27701

Manage your ISO 27000 series with confidence

Whether you’re working toward certification or aligning with the standards, managing ISO 27000 can be a complex and resource-intensive process. From structuring your efforts to maintaining long-term adherence, the right approach can help you reduce complexity, save time, and ensure a smooth implementation. Here’s how you can confidently navigate the complexities of the ISO 27000 series.

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The challenge

Complying with ISO 27000 without overwhelm

Working with the ISO 27000 series is a major undertaking—whether you're aiming for certification or simply following the standards as a form of best practice.

Where do you begin? How do you report? What structure should you follow? How do you organise your existing compliance efforts and report on them effectively?

And once you’ve answered those questions, a new challenge emerges: doing it all again next year—and the year after that.

Working with the ISO 27000 series is a continuous process, not a one-time project. The recurring tasks and regular audits require a systematic approach that gives you full visibility.

Typical everyday challenges faced by infosec and compliance professionals

How do I prioritise which controls to implement?

How do I document our existing security measures?

How do I manage recurring compliance tasks efficiently?

How do I ensure controls remain effective over time?

8 ways Wired Relations helps you implement ISO 27000 confidently

Load all ISO controls with one click - or build custom controls

Each ISO control is preloaded with chapters and sub-steps, providing an intuitive, easy-to-follow structure. You can also include other frameworks that are relevant to your organisation with flexible custom controls.

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Step-by-step ISO guidance for easy implementation

Wired Relations provides in-app guidance, templates, and best practices to simplify ISO implementation, ensuring compliance without guesswork.

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Prevent over & under implementation with in-app risk assessment

Achieve razor-sharp ISO implementation by doing in-app risk assessments to pinpoint which controls are more relevant to your organisation.

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Streamline your statement of applicability (SoA)

The built-in Statement of Applicability works as a checklist allowing you to include only the relevant controls in your reporting with the click of a button. Focus only on what matters the most while documenting why you deprioritised the rest.

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Automate recurring compliance tasks & evaluations

Log all activities related to each ISO control in the state-of-the-art Task Manager and get notified when it’s time to take action on recurring tasks. You can also do evaluations on each control and test if they are working as intended.

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Share the responsibility of maintaining ISO standards

Increase collaboration by assigning tasks at each control level to the relevant stakeholders in Task Manager. You can access all tasks, statuses, assignee information, deadlines and comments in one place without losing sight of the full picture.

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Do one control, check it off in every framework

When you finish a control task, you can cross it off, not just in your ISO framework, but in all frameworks that include the same control. The governance module works across all frameworks to reduce your workload.

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Get one step closer to ISO certification

Put theory into practice by logging all your systems, vendors and processing activities in Wired Relations along with your ISO documentation. All you need in one platform to get the ISO stamp of approval hassle-free and confidently.

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  • ISO/IEC 27001 – The main standard which contains requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining and continually improving an Information Security Management Systems (ISMS)
  • ISO/IEC 27002 – Provides detailed guidance on selecting and implementing security controls to manage information security risks
  • ISO/IEC 27701 – Expands ISO 27001 with special requirements for the processing of personal data. 

Understanding how these standards interconnect ensures an effective and scalable security program.

ISO 27000 series: A comprehensive overview

The ISO 27000 series is a family of standards that define best practices for information security management. Key standards include:

  • Define the ISMS scope – Identify which assets, teams, and processes fall under ISO compliance.
  • Conduct a risk assessment – Analyse threats, vulnerabilities, and potential impacts to security.
  • Develop security policies – Establish guidelines aligned with ISO standards.
  • Implement controls – Apply required security measures based on ISO 27001.
  • Monitor & review – Conduct regular evaluations and adapt controls as needed.
  • Undergo an external audit – Work with a certified body to verify compliance.
  • Achieve certification – Receive ISO 27001 certification upon successful audit completion.


By following this structured approach, organisations can simplify compliance and build a strong security foundation.

ISO 27001 certification: Step-by-step process

Achieving ISO 27001 certification involves several key steps:

  • Schedule regular ISMS reviews to ensure controls remain effective.
  • Implement corrective actions based on audit findings.
  • Adapt to emerging threats and evolving business needs.


A well-maintained ISMS enhances security resilience and prepares your business for future challenges.

Continuous improvement & ISMS adaptation

ISO 27001 compliance is an ongoing process, not a one-time project. Organisations should: