How Insutec Supports Your ISO 27001 Certification

What ISO 27001 requires

ISO/IEC 27001 is an international standard for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an information security management system (ISMS). It is a voluntary standard, but for insurers working with reinsurers, brokers, or partners who require proof of security maturity, certification demonstrates that you manage IT risk and protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information to a recognized benchmark.

Building a conformant ISMS takes administrative, technical, and physical controls working together. Insutec helps you maintain ongoing conformance with ISO/IEC 27001 and protect your environment against both external attacks and insider risk, with reporting mapped to these information security controls:

• A.6: Organization of information security
• A.8: Asset management
• A.9: Access control
• A.12: Operations security
• A.13: Communications security
• A.14: System acquisition, development, and maintenance
• A.16: Information security incident management
• A.18: Compliance

Depending on your systems, internal procedures, and the nature of your business, Insutec may also help address ISO/IEC 27001 provisions not listed above.

How Insutec supports your ISMS

Insutec gives you control over changes, access, and configuration across your claims, policy, and reserving systems, with the security intelligence to identify gaps, detect anomalous activity, and investigate threat patterns before they become incidents.

Run continuous risk assessment across your systems and data

Identify and remediate vulnerabilities across account management, security permissions, and data governance on an ongoing basis, not just at audit time.

Control access in line with A.9

Apply and demonstrate least-privilege access across claims, policy, and reserving data, with a clear record of who can access what and why.

Support incident management under A.16

When something looks wrong, pull a complete activity record to scope the incident, understand its cause, and document your response for your ISMS records.