What type of audit procedure is used to verify conformity to clause 7.5.3 of ISO/IEC 27001 concerning documented information?

The correct approach to verifying conformity to clause 7.5.3 of ISO/IEC 27001, which focuses on documented information, is a documented information review. This clause outlines the requirements for managing documented information, including its creation, update, and control.

A documented information review involves assessing the organization's documentation to ensure it meets the specified requirements, such as being adequately controlled, regularly reviewed, and properly maintained. This procedure allows auditors to determine whether the organization effectively manages its documented information in compliance with the standards set by ISO/IEC 27001.

Technical verification, while it can be relevant for assessing certain technical aspects of an information security management system, does not specifically address the requirements for documenting information management in the context of ISO/IEC 27001. Similarly, while analysis and evidence evaluation may play roles in other audit procedures, they do not specifically focus on the review of documented information as required by clause 7.5.3. Hence, the most appropriate procedure for this context is the documented information review.