ISO 27001 Practice Question: What does ISO 27001 refer to as 'documented information'? | CyberCertPrep
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What does ISO 27001 refer to as 'documented information'?
A.Information required to be controlled and maintained by the organization, in any format or medium
B.Only paper documents
C.Only digital files
D.Only policies and procedures
Why A is correct
Documented information includes any information the organization needs to control and maintain, regardless of format or medium (paper, electronic, etc.).
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Where this fits in the ISO 27001 exam
Documentation
Required ISMS documentation: policies, procedures, records, and document control per ISO 27001.
This question belongs to the "ISMS Planning & Context" domain, which makes up about 20% of the ISO 27001 exam.
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How should documented information be communicated?