ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management
The ISO best-practice standard for supply chain security assessments and plans behind AEO programmes: a Statement of Application defining the portion of the chain, business partner declarations and exemptions, a security assessment against threat scenarios by competent personnel, a security plan by segment, a management system to execute it, monitoring, post-incident review and protection of security information, with Annex A's performance review list and Annex B's eight-step risk methodology. certifiable under ISO 28003.
ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management is a compliance framework from International (ISO/TC 8, now ISO/TC 292); adopted as BS ISO 28001:2007, SIST ISO 28001:2008 and others with 4 domains and 35 controls that map to 260 other frameworks. The largest domains are Annex A Supply chain security process (informative guidance) – ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management (11 controls), Clause 5 Supply chain security process – ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management (10 controls), Annex B Methodology for security risk assessment and countermeasures (informative guidance) – ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management (9 controls). Every control below carries what it requires and what an assessor expects to see.
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Framework Domains (4)
Annex A Supply chain security process (informative guidance) – ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::A.2 | A.2 Identification of the scope of the security assessment |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::A.3.1 | A.3.1 General: locations to assess |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::A.3.2 | A.3.2 Performance review list |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::A.3.3 | A.3.3 Performance review (Table A.1) |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::A.3.4 | A.3.4 Security threat scenarios (Table A.2) |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::A.4.1 | A.4.1 General: security plan contents |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::A.4.2 | A.4.2 Documentation |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::A.4.3 | A.4.3 Communication |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::A.5 | A.5 Execution of the security plan |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::A.6 | A.6 Documentation and monitoring of the security process |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::A.7 | A.7 Continual improvement |
Annex B Methodology for security risk assessment and countermeasures (informative guidance) – ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::B.10 | B.10 Continuation of the process |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::B.2 | B.2 Step one: consideration of the security threat scenarios |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::B.3 | B.3 Step two: classification of consequences |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::B.4 | B.4 Step three: classification of likelihood of security incidents |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::B.5 | B.5 Step four: security incident scoring |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::B.6 | B.6 Step five: development of countermeasures |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::B.7 | B.7 Step six: implementation of countermeasures |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::B.8 | B.8 Step seven: evaluation of countermeasures |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::B.9 | B.9 Step eight: repetition of the process |
Clause 4 Field of application: the Statement of Application and business partners – ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::4.1 | 4.1 Statement of application |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::4.2 | 4.2 Business partners |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::4.3 | 4.3 Internationally accepted certificates or approvals |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::4.4 | 4.4 Business partners exempt from security declaration requirement |
| iso-28001-2007-supply-chain-security-management::4.5 | 4.5 Security reviews of business partners |
Clause 5 Supply chain security process – ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management
Your Compliance Coverage
If you comply with ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management, you already cover:
NIST SP 800-82 Revision 3: Guide to Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Security
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8%
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The Compliance Position Diagnostic, $5,000 fixed, ten business daysWhat is ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management and who does it apply to?
ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management is a compliance framework from International (ISO/TC 8, now ISO/TC 292); adopted as BS ISO 28001:2007, SIST ISO 28001:2008 and others with 4 domains and 35 controls. The ISO best-practice standard for supply chain security assessments and plans behind AEO programmes: a Statement of Application defining the portion of the chain, business partner declarations and exemptions, a security assessment against threat scenarios by competent personnel, a security plan by segment, a management system to execute it, monitoring, post-incident review and protection of security information, with Annex A's performance review list and Annex B's eight-step risk methodology. certifiable under ISO 28003. It is used by organisations to establish and maintain compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
What does ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management actually require?
ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management has 35 controls organised across 4 domains. The largest domains are Annex A Supply chain security process (informative guidance) – ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management (11 controls), Clause 5 Supply chain security process – ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management (10 controls), Annex B Methodology for security risk assessment and countermeasures (informative guidance) – ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management (9 controls). Each control defines specific requirements that organisations must implement to achieve compliance.
If I already comply with another framework, how much of ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management do I already cover?
ISO 28001:2007 Supply Chain Security Management maps to 260 other compliance frameworks. The top mapping partners are NIST SP 800-82 Revision 3: Guide to Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Security (8% coverage), ISO 50001:2018 - Energy Management Systems (8% coverage), FBI CJIS Security Policy (8% coverage). Use our comparison tool to explore control-level mappings between frameworks.
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