Hand Over Security

Topics:
Change Management
Tags:
Information Security,
Information Technology,
International Data Group,
Security
Source:
IDG (International Data Group)

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Overview: Physical and information security have been converging, often under the control of IT. But companies are increasingly moving the role of policing security out of IT and into the hands of an independent CSO. This paper explains why one should consider doing the same. The evolving and increasingly important role of information security requires the background of a geek and the instincts of a cop. Information security crashes together two functions: traditional corporate security and IT.

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Format: HTML | Date: Apr 2004

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