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STRATEGIC PLANNING/ERM
ESSENTIAL READING
ESSENTIAL READING
The reactive, event-driven nature of security makes strategic planning more important, not less. Here are practical tips for creating a strategy that is aligned with your organization's business and enterprise risk management goals.
Risk's rewards: Organizing for ERM
Leading companies are coordinating risk management activity, finding efficiencies and better visibility in the process. Here's how they do it.
Beginning ERM in 6 simple steps
ERM look like too big a commitment? Choose one process to improve, create a working group, show progress, and build momentum.
5 steps to an effective strategic plan
Enterprise risk management basics
A simple model for thinking strategically about security services
Strategic Planning/ERM Webcasts
- Distributed Database Security with Real-time Monitoring
- InfoSphere Warehouse Packs Demo
- The CISO's Survival Guide to Securing Data
- Data Privacy and Protection in Production Environments: New Research from Ponemon Institute
- FireEye Advanced Threat Protection KnowledgeVault
- Five Tips to Consider in a Data Security Strategy for Smartphones and Tablets
Strategic Planning/ERM White Papers
- Enterprise Security eGuide
- In Denial?...Follow Seven Steps for Better DoS and DDoS Protection
- CSO White Paper - Desktop Virtualization: Empowering Information Security
- Virtual Desktop: The Security Dividend
- Achieve Workforce Continuity and Keep Your Business Running-No Matter What
- Secure by Design: Five Customers use Desktop Virtualization for Security
- #FFSec: Security pros to follow on Twitter, May 25
Follow these names on Twitter. Together, they make cyberspace a more secure place. (copy and paste) - Step right up and listen to the security barker
- Is the title 'security evangelist' really that bad?
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