ISMS (Information Security Management Systems) is the name given to a comprehensive framework by which business enterprises and other organizations can appropriately manage information while protecting classified information. Not limited to computer system security measures, this plan offers a total risk management system that includes basic policies (security policies) for handling of information, concrete plans based on those polices, implementation and operation of plans, and periodic reassessment of objectives and plans.
[ ISMS Standards ]
The British Standards Institution (BSI) developed BS7799 as the
standard regulations for ISMS. BS7799 is composed of
two parts. Part 1 consists of guidelines. Part 2 is composed
of certification screening regulations. In the year 2000,
BS7799 Part 1 became an international standard
as ISO17799. These are implementation guidelines
and not certification standards. Certification
standards correspond to BS7799 Part 2. At
present, however, they have not reached
the level of international standards.
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ISMS Certification
Ricoh’s comprehensive suite of Security Solutions has placing the
company among an elite group of 91 Japanese businesses that have
undergone rigorous screening and subsequent certification for ISMS
(BS7799 Part 2). As a world leader in high-performance digital imaging
technology, Ricoh plans to expand ISMS certification to include it’s
many global business enterprises.
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