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CSOs seek regulatory sanity in 2006
IT security officers long for a common system to comply with laws that are similar, but often have conflicting demands. Some say a single set of federal guidelines could help, but others fear the implications. Article
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Separating fact from fiction: Security technologies for regulatory compliance
This presentation by Burton Group analyst Diana Kelley explores what companies need to think about when creating policies for compliance. Tip
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The 5 pillars of successful compliance
Find out how to put the key benefits of what Pamela Fusco achieved at Merck & Co. to work in your own organization as she covers five key areas associated with security's role in compliance. Tip
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What to tell senior management about regulatory compliance
The IT Governance Institute offers actionable advice for implementing security governance as it relates to regulatory compliance. Tip
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Ensure that legal responsibilities are clear -- Especially when trouble strikes
Excerpt from Chapter 15 of Information Nation Warrior: Information Management Compliance Boot Camp. Book Chapter
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Best practices in Internet security: The Access Certificates for Electronic Services Program
The Access Certificates for Electronic Services Program (ACES) brings multiple PKI service providers together into an interoperable public key infrastructure (PKI) for use by government entitites and the private sector. Feature
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Complying with multiple regulations and contending with conflicts
This tip reviews how to comply with multiple regulations and what to do when they conflict. Tip
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Security Bytes: Chinese Web sites attack U.S. government networks
In other news, Kelvir-HI spreads through IM; Symantec addresses flaw in its corporate AV product; and researchers weigh the severity of a new Windows flaw. Article
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Review: Elemental Compliance System 1.1 innovative, solid
Information Security magazine says this tool is cool when it comes to helping enterprises meet regulatory security components. Article
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CSO INTERVIEW: Regulatory pain is a two-way street
You might not expect someone from the agency enforcing the Sarbanes-Oxley Act to describe regulatory compliance as something bogged down with "bureaucratic overlap" that's "killing" enterprises. But that's exactly how Chrisan Herrod sees it.Interview
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