Telecommunications
Standards for telecom service management, security, and network reliability
Telecommunications providers require standards for service management, information security, and business continuity. ISO 20000 for IT service management and ISO 27001 for information security are essential in this sector.
ISO 22301 ensures business continuity in an industry where service availability is critical.
Benefits
- Service reliability
- Network security
- Customer satisfaction
- Operational efficiency
- Business continuity
- Competitive advantage
Industry Challenges
- Network complexity
- Security threats
- Service availability
- Technology evolution
- Regulatory requirements
All Standards for Telecommunications
ISO 27000
Information Security Management Systems - Overview and Vocabulary
The overview and vocabulary document for the ISO/IEC 27000 family. It explains how the ISMS standards fit together and defines the terms they use, and is available free of charge from ISO.
ISO 27001
Information Security Management Systems
The certifiable requirements standard for an information security management system. Current edition is ISO/IEC 27001:2022 with Amendment 1:2024 (climate action); Annex A lists 93 controls organised into four themes.
ISO 27002
Information Security, Cybersecurity and Privacy Protection - Security Controls
The implementation guidance companion to ISO/IEC 27001. It describes 93 information security controls in four themes, each with purpose, guidance and attributes, and is not itself a certifiable standard.
ISO 20000
IT Service Management Systems
The certifiable requirements standard for a service management system. The third edition, ISO/IEC 20000-1:2018, adopted the harmonized management system structure; Amendment 1:2024 added climate action wording.
ISO 27005
Information Security Risk Management
Guidance on managing information security risks in support of an ISO/IEC 27001 information security management system; guidance only, not certifiable
ISO 27701
Privacy Information Management Systems
Certifiable requirements for a privacy information management system (PIMS); the 2025 second edition is a standalone standard, no longer an extension to ISO/IEC 27001
ISO 27032
Cybersecurity Guidelines for Cyberspace
Guidelines for Internet security, explaining how Internet security relates to network, web and cybersecurity; second edition published 2023, replacing the 2012 cyberspace-focused edition