In recent months, the security of information has become a watchword—not just for IT, but for the executive suite as well. Risks once seen as intangible and difficult to control have become top security management priorities, as lost, stolen and abused information has led to highly tangible losses to the enterprise. For IT, the mandate has become clear: the enterprise needs to do more to manage the security of information itself.
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Information Security:
A Holistic Strategy for Securing Sensitive Data in a World of Changing Risks
In this informative white paper, EMA Senior Analyst Scott Crawford: Reviews the drivers behind the need for information security; addresses the multi-dimensional challenge of information security; highlights the role of enterprise IT management in an information security strategy; lays out the landscape of information security domains; and recommends best practices for organizations building an information security strategy.
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Application Security: A Strategic Domain of Enterprise Risk Management
In this Webinar, EMA Senior Analyst Scott Crawford discusses the multifaceted challenge of application security and provides an overview of the emerging spectrum of solutions that address a broad range of application security risks. If you are an IT professional tasked with responsibility for your organization’s application security risks, this is a must-see event!
The Security of Information:
A Strategic Approach to Current Topics and Trends
A successful security of information strategy must be built on three main pillars:
The security of resources that house, handle, and communicate data
People and process involved in the access and use of information
The security of information itself
In this informative Webinar, EMA Senior Analyst Scott Crawford reviews highlights from his recent study of the topics and technologies that are shaping today’s approaches to information security couched in the context of a holistic strategy built on these pillars.
Free Strategic IT Risk Management Research Abstract
Strategic IT Risk Management seeks to unify siloed approaches to managing security, business, technology, and trust risks in IT and to align them with strategic business objectives in ways that enable the enterprise to consistently manage and measure their control. This report takes a look at the evolution of Strategic IT Risk Management and how it seeks to transcend silos of technology, process, and culture to provide the insight and control essential to managing risk strategy.
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Free Application Security Research Abstract
In this informative research report, EMA examines the domains that are today defining the rise of application security. Enterprise IT professionals will gain insight into the landscape of this evolving aspect of IT security and risk management, and will be able to compare their organization’s level of maturity in application security against indicators of maturity in multiple application security domains.
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Free Research Abstract
The Security of Information:
A Strategic Approach to Current Topics and Trends
In this 75+-page report, EMA examines the topics and technologies that are shaping today’s approaches to information security. Executives and professionals will gain a broader sense of how the pieces that are shaping the management of this vital concern fit together, which will inform the development of strategy for securing one of the most business-critical assets of all: the information on which the enterprise itself depends.
Download a free abstract of this September 2006 report today!
