Improvement Domain (ISO 27001)

The video tutorial explains the improvement section of ISMS, focusing on corrective actions, preventive actions, and continuous improvement. Corrective actions involve identifying and correcting deficiencies, while preventive actions address potential risks proactively. Continuous improvement is about ongoing enhancement based on monitoring and analysis. The tutorial summarizes the main domains and subdomains of ISMS.

What is the primary focus of the improvement section in the standard?

• To implement processes for continuous improvement of the ISMS

• To develop marketing strategies

• To establish financial goals

• To improve customer satisfaction

What is the main goal of corrective actions in the ISMS?

• To reduce operational costs

• To enhance employee satisfaction

• To increase sales

• To identify and correct deficiencies or weaknesses

How do preventive actions differ from corrective actions?

• They focus on correcting existing issues

• They address potential problems before they occur

• They are not part of the ISMS

• They are only applicable to financial risks

What is the purpose of continuous improvement in the ISMS?

• To eliminate the need for management reviews

• To focus solely on financial metrics

• To continually enhance the ISMS based on monitoring and analysis

• To maintain the status quo

Which of the following is a proactive approach in the ISMS?

• Financial audits

• Preventive actions

• Corrective actions

• Customer feedback