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Addressing the “people problem” - closing the gap in the information security loop
A fundamental weakness of IT security strategies comes not from technological threats. It’s in the risks related to employees and their behavior. In this paper we explore what’s involved in countering the long established "People Problem" and closing the gap in the security loop.
The five critical stages of policy management
The challenges of regulatory compliance are apparently unending. A tidal wave of regulatory and security demands has relentlessly driven up the cost of compliance. How can you make policies effective, without being overwhelmed by the administrative costs?
Ineffective and poorly communicated - why most Acceptable Use Policies fail
In this paper, we explore why the majority of AUPs are ineffective, often not understood, poorly managed, and represent more of a token gesture than a sustainable approach to risk management.
The Freedom of Information Act - why effective policy management is crucial
The Freedom of information Act has major consequences for bodies discharging public functions in the UK. Central to the success of those authorities implementing the Act is how effectively they communicate relevant policies.
Priceless policies – estimating the cost of non-compliance
Non-compliance carries a financial cost which extends far beyond regulatory penalties or costs of tribunals. In this paper we consider the wider financial implications of addressing the whole policy management life cycle.