Key definitions include: Cloud service provider (CSP), shared responsibility, service level agreement (SLA), and incident management.

If your company uses Salesforce, Office 365, or AWS, and you are certified to 27001, you need ISO 27013 to understand your shared responsibility—what the CSP does vs. what you must do.

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This is the longest clause. It provides a mapping table between 27001 controls (Annex A) and 20000-1 requirements. For instance:

ISO/IEC 27013 provides supplementary guidance for organizations implementing ISO/IEC 27001 (Information Security Management Systems – ISMS) and ISO/IEC 20000-1 (IT Service Management Systems – ITSMS) together. While each standard is powerful alone, their integration reduces duplication, aligns security with service delivery, and improves compliance efficiency. This paper examines the structure, key recommendations, and implementation challenges of ISO 27013. It highlights common areas of synergy—incident management, risk assessment, and continual improvement—and contrasts them with potential conflicts (e.g., differing terminology, scope definitions). A case study approach is used to illustrate integration benefits in a mid-sized cloud service provider. The paper concludes that ISO 27013 is an underutilized but critical tool for organizations seeking certified dual compliance. Recommendations include early mapping of common clauses, unified internal audit programs, and integrated top-level management reviews.