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Cyber Security•6 min•Trufe Insights•Apr 10, 2026
ISO 27001:2022 — What Changed and a 12-Week Implementation Roadmap
Regulatory / Compliance perspective for Banking, Healthcare, Government, Manufacturing with implementation guidance and internal references.
What Changed in ISO 27001:2022 (vs. 2013)
monitoring activities, secure coding, etc.)
- Annex A: 114 controls → 93 controls (restructured, not simplified)
- 4 new control themes: Organizational, People, Physical, Technological
- 11 new controls (threat intelligence, cloud security, data masking,
- Transition deadline awareness
The 11 New Controls (Explained Simply)
- Threat intelligence
- Information security for cloud services
- ICT readiness for business continuity
- Physical security monitoring
- Configuration management
- Information deletion
- Data masking
- Data leakage prevention
- Monitoring activities
- Web filtering
- Secure coding
A 12-Week Implementation Roadmap
- Weeks 1–2: Gap assessment against ISO 27001:2022
- Weeks 3–4: Risk assessment update and Statement of Applicability (SoA)
- Weeks 5–8: Control implementation and policy updates
- Weeks 9–10: Internal audit
- Weeks 11–12: Management review + Stage 1 audit preparation
- Post-12 weeks: Stage 2 certification audit
Common Mistakes During Transition
- Treating it as a documentation exercise
- Not updating the risk assessment
- Ignoring the new controls ("we don't do cloud" — but you do)
- Rushing internal audits
Trufe's ISO 27001 Practice
Closing CTA:
→ Link to: /solutions/cyber-security/grc/iso-27001/
→ Link to: /solutions/cyber-security/grc/regulatory-compliance-audits/
Internal References
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