Nine clear steps from kickoff to certificate, in about six months. Each step closes with a checklist before the next one opens, so you always know where you stand.
Put me on the Waiting listEverything is in one place: your documents, risks, controls, tasks and evidence. ISOPlanner™ guides you through nine steps to the external audit and shows every owner what is expected of them.
Policies, procedures, registers and training material are ready to use, written for SMEs and for Microsoft 365. You adopt the documents as they are, or deviate where you have a reason to. You never start with a blank page.
You describe your organisation and what it does once. AI turns that into the documents the standard requires, such as your scope statement and your stakeholders. It also pre-fills the initial assessment and checks edited documents against the standard. You or the consultant confirm or correct.
The requirements in the standard are written in abstract terms. A consultant with deep ISO 27001 experience helps you translate them into what you actually need to do, at the five moments where that experience makes the difference.
This is your route if you start next month. Each step ends with a short checklist: once it is done, the next step opens. Five times along the way, your consultant joins you. Select a step to see what happens.
The software creates the tasks. Management decides on the resources.
Everything is in one place: your documents, risks, controls, tasks and evidence. ISOPlanner™ guides you through nine steps to the external audit and shows every owner what is expected of them.
01.
What does ISMS stand for?
An ISMS, or Information Security Management System, is how an organisation manages information security deliberately instead of incidentally: what needs protecting, who is accountable, which controls are in place, and how you prove it. It safeguards confidentiality, integrity and availability through policies, a risk assessment, owned controls, and a review cycle that keeps pace with new threats. ISO 27001 is the standard that defines what it must contain.
02.
What's the difference between an ISMS and ISO 27001?
The ISMS is the system you run day to day, scope, risks, controls, owners, actions and evidence. ISO 27001 is one standard that says what that system must contain and against which it can be certified.
03.
Do I need a separate ISMS for NIS2?
No. NIS2 is a set of obligations rather than a management system standard, and its obligations are met by the ISMS you already run.
04.
Does NEN 7510 require its own management system?
No. NEN 7510-1:2024 contains the normative provisions for the management system according to ISO 27001, with healthcare additions in NEN 7510-2.
05.
What changed with BIO2?
BIO2 became legally binding on 15 August 2026 through the Cyberbeveiligingswet, and it requires an ISO 27001 ISMS by reference. BIO 1.04zv has lapsed.
06.
Is a CSMS the same as an ISMS?
No. CSMS is the term used for industrial systems under IEC 62443-2-1 and for vehicle type approval under UN Regulation No. 155. An ISMS manages information security; a CSMS covers operational technology or vehicle platforms.
07.
Can an ISMS live in Microsoft 365?
Yes. Documents are already in SharePoint and identity in Entra ID, so the ISMS becomes a management layer over records you are already producing.
08.
How long does it take to set one up?
With Instant 27001, about three months, starting from roughly 80% of the work already done.
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