A comprehensive, best-practices approach to business resilience and risk mitigation
Risk mitigation plans at many organisations fall short simply because they fail to take into account all the risks they actually face.Identity management in the 21st century: Balancing safety, security and liberty in a global environment
Governments should implement identity management solutions that enable quick and accurate identity information exchange, while protecting individual privacy rights and civil liberties.A CIO's guide to security compliance
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard can serve as the foundation for your entire security risk management strategy. And becoming PCI compliant presents an opportunity to improve your overall IT security function.The CIO profession: Driving innovation and competitive advantage
The 2007 CIO Leadership Survey, conducted by the Centre for CIO leadership, in collaboration with Harvard Business School and MIT Sloan Centre for Information Systems Research (CISR), finds that more CIOs are playing an active role in strategic business decisionsProfiting from PCI compliance
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) should be seen as an opportunity for your organisation. The standard is so well designed that it can serve as the foundation of your risk management strategy.The new CIO: Change partner and business leader
According to the IBM CIO Leadership Forum Survey, the role of the CIO is evolving beyond computing support to strategy and business transformation.In the spotlight: The human side of business continuity planning
This paper outlines issues related to human capital resiliency that could arise in any crisis, and provides a framework for addressing them.Stopping insider attacks: How organisations can protect their sensitive information
This paper seeks to provide a better understanding of the issue of insider attacks and offers suggestions that may help organisations mitigate their risk.
Mark Ramsey and Stuart McIrvine, IBM experts in analytics and security, discuss how businesses can deal with the increasing number of attacks from insiders such as employees, partners and customers, by detecting deviations from usual behavior.
