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The savvy sysadmin’s guide to surviving an ISO 27001 audit

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Sandra Henry-Stocker
Jul 8, 2015

If your Unix/Linux servers are to be involved in an ISO 27001 audit, there are a lot of things you should be doing ahead of time to ensure that they won’t end up generating findings. While there are many things you can do to secure the systems you manage, the key to getting a Unix system to pass an ISO 27001 audit is knowing what the auditors are likely to ask and what they will need to see.
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