I agree that each compliance effort brings its own tasks, contacts,
and methods. You can see the value for an organization to minimize the
complexity thus making policy/standards creation and documentation a
more streamlined effort. Where standards 'overlap' might create
opportunity for enterprise to have a policy that minimizes this
complexity and thereby help promote ongoing compliance and mitigate
maintenance. If the real goal is security, it's the process that is
most important, I'm sure you'll agree that there is no such thing as
arriving at security. Understanding where and why certain standards
and compliance mechanisms exist in a holistic way can only help to
ensure that enterprises will be more likely to adopt and maintain
policies that fit this effort, and not create policies that conflict
with each other, or are too difficult to understand to work.
Sean Swayze
On 25-Feb-08, at 8:09 PM, Craig Wright wrote:
Except that ISO 27001 and PCI audits are not the same and can not be
completed by the same people at the same time.
Unless the ISO 27001 accreditation is scoped to "only" systems that
collect or process payment card data, then this is moot anyway.
This is looking at compliance the wrong way. It is a reverse of what
should be considered.
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Craig Wright (GSE-Compliance)
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From: listbounce@securityfocus.com [mailto:listbounce@securityfocus.com
] On Behalf Of PCSC Information Services
Sent: Tuesday, 26 February 2008 9:16 AM
To: p1g
Cc: Jason P. Rusch; security-basics@securityfocus.com
Subject: Re: ISO 27001 mapping to PCI
p1g,
I believe that the value of mapping these standards to each other
allows for the
qualification of the organization against multiple standards without
requiring a
duplication of efforts. Where standards match other standard's
requirements an
organization can count those steps as well. Measure twice, cut once.
Best,
Sean Swayze
On 24-Feb-08, at 10:58 PM, p1g wrote:
What am I missing here? I probably sound real dumb, but why are we
mapping standards to each other?
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 11:49 AM, Jason P. Rusch
<saltynetguru@infosec-rusch.com> wrote:
Does anyone have in their possession such as a excel file that
directly
maps PCI requirements to ISO 27001.
I have several that map sp800-53 to Cobit to ISO 27001/27002, but
really
need a mapping PCI to ISO 27001.
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