| Introduction to Security Risk Analysis |
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| Security risk analysis, otherwise known as risk assessment, is fundamental to the security of any organization. It is essential in ensuring that controls and expenditure are fully commensurate with the risks to which the organization is exposed. |
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| An introduction to information security Basics |
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| Information security underpins the commercial viability and profitability of enterprises of all sizes and the effectiveness of public sector organisations. This unit begins by explaining why information security and its management are important for any modern organisation. The unit continues by examining the value that can be placed on information as an organisational asset. |
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| Introduction to Information Security Basics |
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| Introduction to Information Security Basics |
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| An Introduction to Information Security |
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| Certification to ISO 27001 mandates the establishment and maintenance a documented ISMS. Whilst the use of an ISMS is not mandated for implementing adequate security using ISO 27002, it is seen as a 'good thing' as it focuses the application of information security to a specific area and uses risk management to determine the appropriate level of information security to be implemented. |
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| Information System Basics |
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| Information System (IS) is an entire set of software, hardware, data, people, procedures, and networks necessary to use information as a resource in the organization |
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| Logical Data Design |
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| The focus of logical data design is development of a Logical Data Model. This model represents CMS data within the scope of a system development project and shows the specific entities, attributes, and relationships involved in a business function’s view of data. |
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| Introduction to Information Security Concepts |
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| Information Security (IS) is one of the most misunderstood things within the Information Technology (IT) world right
now. You often hear people talking about how X is more secure than Y because of some misguided logic, or how you
should run weekly virus scans to protect your system as if that was all security was about, but few people seem to really
grasp what's going on. |
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| Introduction to Information Security |
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| Information security: a “well-informed sense of assurance that the information risks and controls are in balance.” —Jim Anderson, Inovant (2002) |
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| Integrated Physical Security |
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| More than half the businesses in the United States do not have a crisis management plan – what to do in
the event of an emergency – and many that do, do not keep it up to date. Even fewer businesses and
organizations have integrated physical security plans to protect the facility and the people who work in it. |
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| A Development Guide for Large and Small Companies |
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| Although the importance of information security for businesses is increasingly
recognized, the complexity of issues involved means that the size and shape of
information security policies may vary widely from company to company. |
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| Information Security |
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| Information security is one of the cornerstones of the Information Society. Integrity of financial transactions, accountability for electronic signatures, confidentiality within a virtual enterprise, privacy of personal information, dependability of critical infrastructure, all depend on the availability of strong, trustworthy security mechanisms. |
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