In today's digital world, organizations must face the challenge of managing information security and protecting personal data, which is extremely important. Applying the ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27701 standards is an interesting strategy to achieve these objectives effectively.

In this webinar, we will depth into the ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27701 standards, their framework, and how they work together to achieve information security management goals, along with new considerations such as Climate Change and the latest updates on the PDPA (Personal Data Protection Act), as well as various current situations. This is to help your organization's practice in maintaining information security and protecting personal data to be in line with regulations.

Objective

Grasp the fundamentals of ISO/IEC 27001: Gain a solid foundation in the leading information security management standard (ISMS) framework.
Navigate the connection between ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27701: Learn how these standards work together to ensure both information security and privacy compliance.
Discover the impact of climate change on ISO/IEC 27001: Explore how emerging environmental challenges are influencing information security best practices.
Stay updated on the latest PDPA (Personal Data Protection Act) developments: Get the most recent information on the PDPA and its implications for data protection.
Demystify the relationship between PDPA and ISO/IEC 27701: Understand how these frameworks can be implemented together to manage personal data under the PDPA effectively.

Agenda

Introduction and relationship of ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO/IEC 27701
An update of Climate Change effect to ISO/IEC 27001
An update of PDPA
Relationship of PDPA and ISO/IEC 27701

Target audience

The webinar is suitable for all types of entrepreneurs who are interested and preparing their organizations to support & comply with the announcement of Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Act

Language: Thai

Cost: No charge

For further information, please contact t:+6626781813 # 1865