The subject of information security is a steady agenda item for risk managers and business continuity and contingency planning meetings.
A recent article by Russell, a blogger on a blog site inspired by the book: “The New School of Information Security offers great insight into the subject matter as well as presenting meaningful ideas as to how to make such a scorecard be an effective tool for your organization.
Click here to read more about this Information Security Scorecard blog project……
If you missed an article posted by Eric M. Fiterman, and published in the Government Information Security blog recently, then you need to read about this information security concern when data is moving around in a Cloud Computing environment.
This topic is required reading for any risk manager or member of a business continuity or contingency planning committee who is charged with making a decision about information security for their organization.
The job description of a CIO has always included several non-technical responsibilities — i.e. corporate strategy, compliance, and human resource management. Today most CIO’s must go beyond assuring that the organization meets its compliance requirements with a growing number of laws and regulations.
Today we see a strong trend for ethics to be included in a CIO’s job description …e.g. they must promote the right behaviors in their employees and flag and correct wrong behavior by those same employees..
Mary K. Pratt, a contributing writer for Computerworld, has addressed this topic and her article is good reading to recommend to the CIO in your organization.
Click here to read more about how more ethics disasters can be avoided in organizations…..
