
Audit clause six of ISO 27001:2022 by examining people controls from pre-employment screening to offboarding, using interview techniques, checklists, and evidence such as onboarding and training logs.
Apply a realistic model of Infoshare Limited to audit clause six people controls in iso 27001:2022, analyzing screening, background checks, training, access, and disciplinary processes through interviews and templates.
Assess and ensure competent, aware personnel under ISO 27001:2022 people controls, including screening, terms of employment, roles and responsibilities, awareness training, and fair disciplinary processes.
Audit professionals explore ISO 27001 control 6.1 screening within a model company, evaluating background checks, security training, and HR records to identify red flags and non-conformities.
Apply control 6.2 by embedding information security obligations into employment terms for employees and contractors, covering confidentiality, acceptable use, data protection, and disciplinary consequences.
Explore ISO 27001:2022 control 6.3 on awareness, education and training to reduce human error and ensure security responsibilities across onboarding, role-specific learning, and contractor inclusion.
Control 6.4 enforces a defined disciplinary process to address information security violations, detailing violation types, investigation steps, escalation, and consequences, with fair, documented enforcement across all staff and contractors.
Clearly define and assign information security responsibilities to employees, contractors, and third parties, embed them in job descriptions and procedures, and verify through audits to close non-technical and third-party gaps.
Implement control 6.6 of ISO/IEC 27001:2022 to revoke access, preserve the principle of least privilege, and reassign responsibilities during offboarding or role changes, guided by audit-ready exit management and de-provisioning.
Master auditing approaches for ISO 27001:2022 clause 6 people controls, using planning, evidence collection, and interviews with risk-based thinking to prioritize findings and adapt to organizational context.
Examines ISO 27001:2022 control 6.7 on remote working, detailing policies, procedures, encryption, and safeguards such as VPN, MFA, and MDM, plus user responsibilities and audit considerations in a hybrid environment.
Learn how ISO/IEC 27001:2022 mandates rapid reporting of information security events through multiple channels to enable early threat detection and timely response.
Audit people-focused controls in ISO 27001 2022 by examining roles, awareness and training programs, and disciplinary processes, while observing behavior, identifying gaps, and recommending improvements.
Auditing people-related controls in ISO 27001:2022 is one of the most critical – and often underestimated – parts of an Information Security Management System (ISMS) audit. Clause 6 of Annex A focuses on People Controls, covering role definition, awareness, education, training, disciplinary processes, remote work, and incident reporting. These controls directly address human factors, which remain the leading cause of information security incidents.
In this course, you’ll learn how to audit Clause 6 controls step by step using a structured, practical approach. We’ll explore each control in depth, supported by detailed audit checklists, real-world scenarios, and application to our model company, InfoSure Ltd. You’ll learn how to evaluate both compliance and effectiveness, ensuring your audits don’t just tick boxes but drive genuine security improvements.
We’ll cover how to:
Audit role and responsibility definitions to ensure security tasks are clearly assigned and understood.
Assess the design and delivery of awareness and training programs, including role-specific and threat-specific content.
Review disciplinary processes for handling information security breaches fairly and consistently.
Evaluate remote working arrangements for compliance with security requirements.
Verify that information security incidents are reported promptly and handled according to policy.
Apply risk-based thinking to prioritize people control audits where they matter most.
You’ll also gain hands-on experience through assignments that simulate real audit scenarios. These exercises will challenge you to identify gaps, document findings, and recommend corrective actions.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Confidently audit all People Controls in Clause 6 of ISO 27001:2022.
Use professional checklists to capture evidence and assess compliance.
Apply risk-based auditing to focus on high-impact human factors.
Produce clear, actionable audit reports that support ISMS improvement.
Whether you’re an internal auditor, external auditor, compliance officer, or ISO 27001 implementer, this course will give you the tools, techniques, and confidence to audit People Controls effectively and add real value to your organization’s security posture.