SECURITY WITHOUT MAGIC A Practical Guide to the ISO/IEC 27000 Series for Real Businesses
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Is your information security real — or just a technological illusion?
Too many business leaders believe security is solved by buying the most expensive software or hanging a certification seal on the wall. The reality is far more blunt: security is not something you buy — it is something you govern.
In "Security Without Magic", Luis E. Ospina C., a systems engineer with over 30 years of experience in cybersecurity and consulting, cuts through the complexity of international frameworks and brings the ISO/IEC 27000 family down to earth — straight into the daily operations of companies that do not have infinite budgets, but face very real risks.
What you will learn:
Why even the most advanced firewall fails without a management decision behind it. A clear roadmap through ISO/IEC 27001, 27002, 27005, 27017, 27018, 27035, 27701, and 42001. How to move from generic risk matrices to evidence-based scenarios owned by the business, not just IT. A ransomware playbook built for the critical first 15 minutes. How to tackle AI governance under ISO/IEC 42001 without drowning in the process. How to shift from "we believe we are protected" to "we can prove it."
Who is this book for?
Business owners and executives who need to protect their digital assets without blindly relying on IT. IT and Cybersecurity professionals who must translate technical risks into boardroom language. Consultants seeking a pragmatic, no-nonsense approach — far from empty theory and decorative checklists.
The PRO version includes 7 editable master templates in Excel and Word: full Statement of Applicability (SoA), Risk Scenario Register, Cloud RACI Matrix, AI Systems Inventory, Ransomware Playbook, Incident Response SOP, and the 20 Critical Questions for Executive Leadership.
Stop trusting in technological "magic." Start governing your security.
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