October 29, 2009 8:13 PM
Posted by: Robert Davis
CISM,
Decision Theory,
Fiduciary Responsibility,
Framework,
Governance Tree,
Information Security Governance,
Information Security Management,
Information Theory,
ISG,
ISM,
Node,
StakeholderDepending on an entity's technological advancement, information may be conveyed and received through visual, auditory, as well as sensation receptors that enable current or future processing of presented information for decisional application. The list of communicated expectations extends to...
October 26, 2009 7:44 PM
Posted by: Robert Davis
CISM,
Decision Theory,
Fiduciary Responsibility,
Framework,
Governance Tree,
Information Security Governance,
Information Security Management,
Information Theory,
ISG,
ISM,
Node,
StakeholderInformation and decision theories have point convergences when conjoined with the binodal Governance Tree depicting entity relationships. Information theory practice domains include data processing systems design, organization analysis, and...
October 22, 2009 5:55 PM
Posted by: Robert Davis
CISM,
Fiduciary Responsibility,
Framework,
Governance Tree,
Information Security Governance,
Information Security Management,
ISG,
ISM,
Node,
StakeholderOrganizationally, governance is the system by which entities are directed and controlled. "Potential stakeholders usually rely upon governance elements prior to...
September 17, 2009 7:15 PM
Posted by: Robert Davis
Benchmarking,
Budgeting,
Framework,
Gap Analysis,
Governance Tree,
Information Security Governance,
Information Security Management,
Information Security Processes,
Internal Control System,
ISG,
ISM,
ITG,
Maturity Modeling,
Methodology,
ObjectivesWhat ever your perspective may be, the importance of effective and efficient ISG cannot be overlooked in the current global high technology environment. Considering what is at stake for most entities, when security is compromised, usually justifying
September 14, 2009 6:19 PM
Posted by: Robert Davis
Benchmarking,
Budgeting,
Framework,
Gap Analysis,
Governance Tree,
Information Security Governance,
Information Security Management,
Information Security Processes,
Internal Control System,
ISG,
ISM,
ITG,
Maturity Modeling,
Methodology,
ObjectivesIf, however, you assume ISG provides financial and/or reputational benefits, potential stakeholders are presumed to rely upon governance elements prior to investing their time, talent, and/or money. Therefore, ascertaining the effectiveness and efficiency of entity-centric information security...
September 10, 2009 9:01 PM
Posted by: Robert Davis
Framework,
Governance Tree,
Information Security Governance,
Information Security Management,
Information Security Processes,
Internal Control System,
ISG,
ISM,
ITG,
MethodologyAlternatively, if you perceive ISG as a descriptive prescription for achieving managerial objectives, the adopted ISG methodology should provide security assessments defining strategic, tactical, and operational risks. Management usually is...
September 8, 2009 6:56 PM
Posted by: Robert Davis
Framework,
Governance Tree,
Information Security Governance,
Information Security Management,
Information Security Processes,
ISG,
ISM,
ITG,
MethodologyIf you envision ISG as a framework servicing entity and 'IT governance', then structurally, ISG should be implemented as an organizational program with objectives,...
September 3, 2009 8:04 PM
Posted by: Robert Davis
Framework,
Governance Tree,
Information Security Governance,
Information Security Management,
Information Security Processes,
ISG,
ISM,
ITG,
MethodologyTraversing to and aligning with potential 'Governance Tree' third-tier abstraction levels; information security governance (ISG) can be viewed as a framework, methodology, or technique. Framing ISG enables a...
August 17, 2009 8:26 PM
Posted by: Robert Davis
Boot,
Configuration,
Data Acquisition,
Electronic Discovery,
Event Management,
Forensic Imaging Software,
Illegal Acts,
Incident Handling,
Incident Response,
Information Security Management,
Irregularities,
ISM,
Law EnforcementWhether target data is in transit or at rest, it is critical that measures are in place to prevent the sought information from being destroyed, corrupted or becoming unavailable for forensic investigation. When evidence is at rest, adequate procedures should be followed to ensure evidential
