Re: security management techniques

[David Pirolo <webmaster () WARNERPACIFIC EDU>]

Hi Tammy,
From what I'm seeing in this conversation, the 27000 series is where
people are heading.  I'm interested in finding out how to get the
discount.  We aren't exactly a large institution and I'd be hard pressed
to get an approval on purchasing content without seeing it first.  I'm
also going to look over the educause info you suggested as well.

Thanks,

David Pirolo


On Thu, 2012-06-14 at 17:07 +0000, Tammy Lynn Clark wrote:
> We standardized under the ISO 27000 series (they have standards around
> building an effective information security management program based on
> evaluating risks, best practices for controls integration, how to
> develop a standardized approach to risk management, etc.)  They aren’t
> free of charge but there are ways to get the costs reduced.  Feel free
> to contact me directly if interested.  The ISO 27000 is a
> comprehensive approach (people, process and technology) and you can
> then layer in other standards such as NIST or COBIT, based on your
> needs.
>
>  
>
> Take a look at the HEISC Information Security Guide doing searches and
> looking at the chapters there will lead  you to a multitude of
> resources to examine…  www.educause.edu/security/guide
>
>  
>
> Best regards!
>
>  
>
> Tammy L. Clark, CISSP, CISM, CISA, HISP, CRISC, PMP
>
> Chief Information Security Officer
>
> Information Security Coordination
>
> tlclark () gsu edu
>
> 404-413-4509