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In 2008, ISACA entered into a formal agreement with the University of Southern California (USA) Marshall School of Business Institute for Critical Information Infrastructure Protection to continue the development of its Systemic Security Management Model. The Business Model for Information Security takes a business oriented approach to managing information security, building on the foundational concepts developed by the Institute. It utilizes systems thinking to clarify complex relationships within the enterprise, and thus to more effectively
manage security.
This session introduces the model and its core concepts to organisations, particularly to:
-Senior business executives;
-Information security managers;
-Those who have responsibility for managing business risk;
-Individuals who have responsibility for the design, implementation, monitoring and improvement of an information security management system.
When: 1st June 2009
Where: Radisson SAS Baypoint Resort, St. Julians
Time: 17:00 - 19:00
Speaker: Mr. Derek Oliver, Chair of the Development Team
The attendance fee for this event is €20 including coffee break. ISACA members will be entitled to free entrance to this event.
manage security.
This session introduces the model and its core concepts to organisations, particularly to:
-Senior business executives;
-Information security managers;
-Those who have responsibility for managing business risk;
-Individuals who have responsibility for the design, implementation, monitoring and improvement of an information security management system.
When: 1st June 2009
Where: Radisson SAS Baypoint Resort, St. Julians
Time: 17:00 - 19:00
Speaker: Mr. Derek Oliver, Chair of the Development Team
The attendance fee for this event is €20 including coffee break. ISACA members will be entitled to free entrance to this event.
