ISO/PAS 17002:2004
(Main)Conformity assessment — Confidentiality — Principles and requirements
Conformity assessment — Confidentiality — Principles and requirements
ISO/PAS 17002:2004 contains principles and requirements for the element of confidentiality as it relates to conformity assessment. It is an internal tool for use in the ISO standards development process by ISO/CASCO working groups when addressing the element of confidentiality in the preparation of their documents. ISO/PAS 17002:2004 is not a stand-alone normative document to be used directly in conformity assessment activities.
Évaluation de la conformité — Confidentialité — Principes et exigences
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2004-08-15
Conformity assessment —
Confidentiality — Principles and
requirements
Évaluation de la conformité — Confidentialité — Principes et exigences
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ISO/PAS 17002:2004(E)
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ISO/PAS 17002:2004(E)
Foreword
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an ISO Publicly Available Specification (ISO/PAS) represents an agreement between technical experts in
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International Standard or be withdrawn.
ISO/PAS 17002 was prepared by the ISO Committee on conformity assessment (CASCO).
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Introduction
In 2001 the ISO Council asked its policy committee on conformity assessment (ISO/CASCO) to study and
prepare a group of common elements for application in future ISO documents on conformity assessment.
Subsequent to this request, ISO/CASCO approved the formation of Working Group 23, Common elements in
ISO/IEC Standards for conformity assessment activities, to undertake this task.
The working group has identified several common elements, including among others
impartiality,
confidentiality,
complaints and appeals,
management systems.
This Publicly Available Specification (PAS) addresses the “confidentiality” element that occurs in many of the
ISO/IEC Guides and International Standards on conformity assessment.
The PAS covers the agreed principles that give substance to the element of confidentiality, and also provides
requirements clauses intended to be included in future ISO/IEC International Standards on conformity
assessment.
This PAS is intended to apply to the drafting of documents on conformity assessment by ISO/CASCO.
Clause 4 (Principles) contains statements that are intended to orientate ISO/CASCO working groups in their
task of creating requirements to address confidentiality in their documents.
The requirements to be inserted into future ISO/CASCO documents that cover the common element of
“confidentiality” are detailed in Clause 5. ISO/CASCO has adopted a common structure for the presentation of
requirements. Requirements should be grouped under one or more of the following headings:
a) General requirements;
b) Structural requirements;
c) Resource requirements;
d) Process requirements;
e) Management system requirements.
As such, each of the common elements will have requirements related to it group
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