How should teams handle Assurance Evidence under ISO/IEC 27036?
Start with the operational decision: define what Assurance Evidence means in your ISO/IEC 27036 scope, who owns it, and what record proves the decision is current.
For ISO/IEC 27036, the useful record is practical: decision, scope, owner, evidence, exception, review trigger, and next action. This keeps the answer useful in audits, customer reviews, incidents, supplier reviews, and management review.
- Name the accountable owner and reviewer for Assurance Evidence.
- Record the scope, assumptions, decision, approval date, evidence location, exception status, and next review trigger.
- Escalate when Assurance Evidence changes risk acceptance, service commitments, customer promises, regulatory duties, or certification evidence.
Primary ISO listing that frames assurance evidence as part of supplier relationship security overview, concepts, and reviewable implementation records.
Primary ISO listing for supplier and acquirer relationship requirements that supports evidence for implementation, monitoring, review, and improvement.