ISMS · Annex A controls · risk management · audit · certification
120 scenario questions · 180 min · 70% Techclick practice target
⚠️ Exam Rules
| Questions in this Techclick bank | 120 |
|---|---|
| Timer | 180 min |
| Techclick practice target | 70% |
| Official exam code | TCK-ISO27001 |
A client asks your implementation team to confirm when ISO/IEC 27001:2022 was published and the deadline by which existing certificates had to transition from the 2013 edition. Which response is accurate?
Correct: A. ISO/IEC 27001:2022 was published on 25 October 2022, and accredited bodies set 31 October 2025 as the final transition deadline, after which 2013 certificates became invalid. The 2013 option is incorrect because that was the previous edition, not the current one. The no-transition-period option is wrong because accreditation rules always grant a defined window. The 2020 option is simply a fabricated date with no basis.
During a kickoff workshop you must explain to stakeholders the principal structural differences introduced in ISO/IEC 27001:2022 compared with the 2013 edition. Which statements correctly describe those changes? (Choose THREE)
Correct: A and B and C. The 2022 edition reduced Annex A from 114 to 93 controls, added 11 new controls such as threat intelligence and secure coding, and regrouped controls under four themes. The clause-removal option is incorrect because clauses 4 to 10 remain mandatory and largely unchanged. The SoA option is wrong because the Statement of Applicability is still a mandatory documented requirement of Clause 6.1.3.
A new implementer claims the four Annex A 2022 themes contain equal numbers of controls. Reviewing the standard, which distribution of the 93 controls across the themes is correct?
Correct: A. Annex A 2022 distributes its 93 controls as Organizational 37, People 8, Physical 14 and Technological 34. The second option scrambles those values onto the wrong themes. The equal-split option is incorrect because the themes are deliberately unequal, with the smallest being People. The fourth option also misassigns the counts, placing the largest figures on physical security rather than organizational controls.
Your organization wants to integrate its ISMS with an existing ISO 9001 quality system. Explaining why this is feasible, which feature of ISO/IEC 27001:2022 supports such integration?
Correct: A. ISO/IEC 27001:2022 follows the Annex SL harmonized structure used by ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and others, which enables an integrated management system with shared clauses for context, leadership and improvement. The equal-scope option is incorrect because scopes may legitimately differ. The zero-records option is wrong because documented information is still required. The forbidding option contradicts the standard, which actively encourages integration.
A consultant is drafting the ISMS scope statement under Clause 4.3 for a fintech company. Which inputs must be considered when determining the boundaries and applicability of the ISMS? (Choose THREE)
Correct: A and B and C. Clause 4.3 explicitly requires the scope to consider 4.1 issues, 4.2 interested-party requirements, and the interfaces and dependencies with other organizations. The board members' private portfolios are irrelevant because they fall outside the organization's information assets. The marketing calendar is incorrect because it is an operational artifact, not a determinant of ISMS boundaries.
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