How should feedback from interested parties drive improvement?
- A.Positive feedback from customers should be logged for the marketing team, and complaints from regulators and partners handled outside the ISMS through legal channels
- B.Feedback should be collected during the certification audit alone, and the auditor's summary of interested-party views used in place of direct engagement with customers and regulators
- C.External feedback falls outside the ISMS context under clause 4.2, and improvement opportunities should be drawn from internal audit results and incident analysis instead of customers
- D.Feedback from customers, regulators, and partners should be analyzed for improvement opportunities and incorporated into ISMS enhancement plans
Why D is correct
Feedback from interested parties provides external perspectives on ISMS effectiveness that should be analyzed and incorporated into improvement plans.
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