How do you evidence ISO 27001 8.2 privileged access in a dev team?
Control 8.2 covers privileged access rights. See which admin lists, token inventories and break glass records show privileged access is limited.
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Control 8.2 covers privileged access rights. See which admin lists, token inventories and break glass records show privileged access is limited.
Control 8.19 covers installation of software on operational systems. Learn how signed images, deploy approvals and dependency allowlists can show control.
Control 8.16 is new in the 2022 edition. See which alert rules, review records and pipeline monitors show monitoring of systems is real and followed up.
Control 6.3 covers awareness, education and training. See what records show developers were trained, that it fits their role, and that it is repeated.
Control 5.9 asks for an inventory of information and other assets. Here is how repos, SBOMs and cloud accounts can fill it, and what to record for each.
Control 5.37 asks for documented operating procedures. Learn when runbooks kept in a repository count, and how to show they are current and owned.
Controls 5.24 to 5.26 cover incident planning, assessment and response. See which tickets, chat exports and timelines show your incident process runs.
Control 5.18 covers access rights. Learn which repo, CI and cloud permission exports show access is granted, reviewed and removed, and how to record it.
For scan results and user accounts, the vendor is usually a processor and you are the controller. Here is how roles are defined and why the answer matters.
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