ISO 27001 asks you to run an information security management system and show it works. Secrato keeps your controls and evidence connected to the requirements they answer, so what you can demonstrate stays current.
Connect evidence directly to the Annex A controls it supports, so you can see what is in place and where attention is needed. Keep records current and traceable as evidence changes, reducing manual work when preparing for reviews and audits.
Bring the relationships between risks, controls and governing policies into one connected environment. See how risks are treated, who owns each control and which policies and procedures support it, without reconciling information across disconnected records.
Maintain a current view of control status, risk posture and ISO 27001 readiness throughout the assessment cycle. Give leadership, internal audit and certification auditors clearer access to the records and evidence needed to review how requirements are being met.
Beyond the core outcomes above, these capabilities support the wider ISO 27001 programme.
Manage requirements, controls, evidence, policies and status together, giving teams a current view of where implementation stands.
Scope, score and assign assessment work, with responses linked to the evidence and records behind them.
Organise evidence, review control readiness and manage findings, with structured reviewer access where appropriate.
See where controls supporting ISO 27001 also address requirements in the other standards and regulations your organisation carries.
Connect internal and external systems through APIs and integrations to support evidence collection and reduce manual chasing.
Share relevant security and compliance information with stakeholders through controlled public or gated access.
Many ISO 27001 controls overlap with security requirements organisations also manage under NIS2, DORA and other cybersecurity frameworks. Secrato’s Unified Control Library maps shared controls across the relevant requirements, so teams can maintain and assess common control work once while keeping the requirements unique to each framework clearly visible.
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ISO/IEC 42001
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ISO 14001
BSI
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IEC 62443
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ISO/IEC 27001 is the international standard setting the requirements for an information security management system (ISMS). ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is the current edition of the international standard for information security management systems. It defines the requirements an ISMS must meet, while ISO/IEC 27002:2022 provides companion guidance on information security controls.
Yes, where requirements genuinely overlap. Controls maintained for ISO 27001 can often support corresponding requirements in other cybersecurity frameworks. Secrato maps that shared control work through the Unified Control Library while keeping each framework’s distinct obligations visible.
Secrato supports ISO 27001 readiness by connecting requirements, controls, risks, policies, evidence and assessments, giving organisations a clearer and more traceable view of how the ISMS is being implemented, maintained and demonstrated.
An ISMS is stronger when controls, risks and evidence remain connected. Secrato keeps the governance record behind ISO 27001 visible and traceable, giving teams a clearer view of readiness as the management system evolves.
Data-driven realtime compliance for continuous readiness
Continuous readiness through structured assessments
Centralize, automate, and stay ahead of risks
Integrated policy & evidence for consistent governance
