Security Program Management and Risk
Archie D. Andrews
Abstract
Archie D. Andrews
Abstract
Information security should be managed as a program that requires the same degree of attention and responsibility as other resourced programs within an organization. This paper argues for building a security management program on a foundation of business risk assessment and risk management. It defines and explains risk, risk assessment, risk management and relates business risk management to security risk management. A synopsis of the steps in risk management and guidance on the key components for effectively implement...
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Information security should be managed as a program that requires the same degree of attention and responsibility as other resourced programs within an organization. This paper argues for building a security management program on a foundation of business risk assessment and risk management. It defines and explains risk, risk assessment, risk management and relates business risk management to security risk management. A synopsis of the steps in risk management and guidance on the key components for effectively implement...
Key concepts: Risk management, IT risk management, Security management, Risk analysis (engineering), Risk management plan, Risk management information systems, Threat, Enterprise risk management