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- Risk management must include physical-logical security convergence
- Enterprises have been talking tough for years about transforming their security functions into more of a risk management exercise, yet few on the IT side have considered including physical security as part of that equation. Explore the advantages of incorporating physical security in your overall risk management approach.
- How to choose a general security risk assessment
- In this ask the expert Q & A, David Mortman, CSO-in-Residence for Echelon One's research and analysis program, discusses how to select the best framework for your organization's risk assessment program while stressing the importance of effective communication between IT and executive teams.
- The basics of enterprise GRC project management
- Learn the 3 best practices for undertaking any Governance Risk & Compliance project and reduce your risk exposure, lower your audit costs and make more informed decisions.
- How to quantify business risk exposure to malware
- Discover key metrics that when coupled with an overall risk assessment program, allow you to effectively prioritize your resources to reduce the risk of malware exposure.
- How to align an information security framework to your business model
- In many cases compliance does not always align with an organization's business model, forcing IT teams to fight for the resources needed to remain compliant. Discover how to procure these resources while placating any concerns that may stem from your overall business model.
- Vulnerability test methods for application security assessments
- Gain clarity into the enterprise application security assessment process by outlining the techniques used to review applications and comparing and contrasting strategic paradigms for application assessments.