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Standard 200-1
An information security management standard (Standard 200-1) defining requirements for establishing and operating an information security management system.
BSI-Standard 200-1 defines the general requirements for an information security management system (ISMS). It is part of the IT-Grundschutz methodology maintained by the German Federal Office for Information Security (Bundesamt fuer Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik, BSI) and describes how to establish, operate and continually improve an ISMS, covering security organisation, roles and responsibilities, the security process and management commitment.
The standard is deliberately compatible with ISO/IEC 27001, so organisations can align with international expectations while using the more detailed, practice-oriented IT-Grundschutz approach set out in the companion standards (such as BSI-Standard 200-2 for the methodology and 200-3 for risk analysis). It is used mainly by German public administration and organisations working with them, and adoption is voluntary unless required by policy or contract.
Secure top management commitment to information security and assign clear responsibility for the security process.
Define the scope, security objectives and organisation of the information security management system.
Plan, implement, check and improve information security in a continual cycle in line with the IT-Grundschutz approach.
Provide the roles, competence and resources, including an information security officer, needed to run the ISMS.
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