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The Climate-Security Nexus

Background

ISO's climate commitment

What is Climate Change?

Introduction and Purpose of This Guide

Business Impact & Mitigation

Effects of Climate Change on Businesses

Reducing Impacts of Climate Change on Businesses

Aligning Context & Scope (Clause 4)

Clause 4 – Context of the Organisation

Pixel Quest: Context & Scope Review

Clause 4.1 – Understanding the Context of the Organisation

Clause 4.2 – Understanding the Needs and Expectations of Interested Parties

Clause 4.3 – Determining the Scope of the ISMS

Leadership, Planning & Operations

Clause 5 – Leadership

Clause 6 – Planning

Clause 6.1.3d – Statement of Applicability and Clause 8 – Operation

Support & Evaluation

Clause 7 – Support

Clause 9 – Performance Evaluation

Knowledge Check

Knowledge Check 1

Knowledge Check 2

Knowledge Check 3

Knowledge Check 4

Knowledge Check 5

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Driving Climate Action through ISO 27001 Information Security Management is a practitioner-focused course that shows how to embed climate considerations into a modern ISMS. As climate risks intensify—heatwaves, floods, energy volatility—digital infrastructure faces new threats to confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Meanwhile, stakeholders and regulators increasingly expect organizations to align cybersecurity with sustainability. This course translates ISO’s climate commitments, including the London Declaration and the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 ecosystem, into actionable steps across context, scope, leadership, planning, operations, support, and performance evaluation. You’ll learn how to assess physical and transition climate risks, adapt your Statement of Applicability, integrate Green IT strategies, and track emissions impacts from security operations. Through clear guidance, practical frameworks, and knowledge checks, you will build a resilient, climate-aware ISMS that protects information assets while reducing environmental footprint. Whether you manage a cloud-native environment or hybrid data centers, this course equips you to meet stakeholder expectations, strengthen business continuity, and future-proof your security program—turning climate action into a strategic advantage.

Convergence of Security and Sustainability

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            <p>Organizations are no longer looking at information security in a vacuum. With the introduction of the London Declaration and recent ISO amendments, the intersection of digital resilience and environmental sustainability has become a critical compliance frontier. For ISMS managers and cybersecurity leads, this means recognizing that climate change isn't just an "environmental" issue—it's a direct threat to data center stability, supply chain integrity, and long-term business continuity. We are moving toward a reality where protecting data and protecting the planet are two sides of the same coin, requiring a unified approach to risk management that accounts for both physical climate threats and the carbon footprint of our digital infrastructure.</p>

<p>This course dives into the practicalities of integrating climate action into your existing ISO 27001 framework. We will explore how to update your organizational context under Clause 4 to reflect environmental drivers and how to align the needs of interested parties with sustainability goals. From adjusting your Statement of Applicability to include green IT principles to establishing measurable performance metrics in Clause 9, you’ll gain the tools needed to bridge the gap between cybersecurity and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) accountability. Whether you are an auditor preparing for the latest amendments or an executive embedding climate resilience into your secure operations, this journey provides a roadmap for turning regulatory pressure into a strategic advantage for a more sustainable digital future.</p>
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