Which standard addresses the protection of information in inter-organizational communication?

The standard that specifically addresses the protection of information in inter-organizational communication is ISO/IEC 27010. This standard is designed to provide guidelines for information security management within and between organizations. It focuses on the shared responsibilities that organizations have when dealing with information security in collaborative environments, making it particularly relevant for inter-organizational communication.

ISO/IEC 27010 offers a framework for the secure exchange of information, helping organizations to safeguard sensitive data as they communicate with one another. It emphasizes establishing effective risk management practices and encourages collaboration on security issues, which is essential when different organizations are involved in information exchange.

The other standards mentioned focus on different areas of information security management. For instance, ISO/IEC TR 27008 provides guidelines for assessing the maturity of information security management systems, ISO/IEC 27011 offers guidance specifically for telecommunications organizations on applying ISO/IEC 27002 controls, and ISO/IEC 27006 talks about the requirements for organizations providing certification of information security management systems. None of these specifically address the dynamics of secure communication between various organizations like ISO/IEC 27010 does.