With cyber crimes rising at such an alarming rate, Indian organisations are under increasing pressure to implement a robust cyber security posture.

NEW DELHI, INDIA, October 21, 2014 /EINPresswire.com/ -- According to the latest report from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) in India, there were 4,356 cyber crimes registered under the IT Act in 2013, a rise of more than 51% on the previous year’s figures. India’s IT capital, Bangalore, saw the highest number of cyber crimes, with 399 cases. With cyber crimes rising at such an alarming rate, Indian organisations are under increasing pressure to implement and demonstrate robust cyber security postures.

Founder and Executive Chairman of IT Governance Alan Calder says, “Modern cyber attacks are automated and indiscriminate and no organisation is safe. Indian enterprises that take their information security seriously should implement an information security management system (ISMS) as set out in ISO27001, the international standard for best-practice information security management.

“In order to help them achieve this, we have recently launched the ISO27001 Get A Little Help implementation package that is suitable for all Indian organisations, regardless of their size, sector or location.”

ISO27001 is the only international standard to approach information security as an enterprise-wide concern. Addressing people and processes as well as technological solutions, ISO27001 provides all organisations with a best-practice approach to securing their information assets. Accredited certification to the Standard is accepted globally as an indication of good cyber security.

IT Governance’s ISO27001 Get A Little Help package contains core standards, implementation manuals, tools and training to help organisations that have some management system expertise (e.g. with ISO9001, or ISO20000) to successfully achieve ISO27001 certification.

Find out more: www.itgovernance.in/p-1039.aspx

The ISO27001 Get A Little Help package is part of IT Governance’s ISO27001 packaged solutions. For different levels of help and support when implementing ISO27001, please see our ‘Do It Yourself’, ‘Get A Lot Of Help’ and ‘We’ll Do It For You’ packages.

Alternatively, organisations can call IT Governance on 000 800 100 5885 or email servicecentre@itgovernancesa.co.uk for more information on how IT Governance can help protect their information security.

Melanie Watson
IT Governance
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