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Regulatory Compliance in Complex Heterogeneous Environments In recent years the regulatory pressure on organizations to secure, document, and protect their data and systems has become increasingly difficult to ignore. There appears to be no lack of government regulations - both in the U.S.... Jun. 17, 2005  Reads: 8,970

Weathering the Storm of IT Security Compliance In businesses throughout Europe and the United States, the segregation of IT security and system operations has become entrenched. Further confounding the rift is the pursuit of all things 'compliance' (e.g., BS7799, ISO 17799, BASE... Jun. 17, 2005  Reads: 8,400

Assuring Compliance with Content Security Regulations and audits have become a way of life for many security officers, especially those in the financial and healthcare industries. For example, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) requires banks and financial institutions to ... Jun. 17, 2005  Reads: 5,480

Do Not Pass Go! I'm going to make two predictions. One: Every single American will have his identity stolen in the next five years. Two: Some of the management folks who read ISSJ will go to jail in the next five years for poor security practices. Jun. 17, 2005  Reads: 7,063

Identity Management as a Regulatory Compliance Enabler Over the past several years, a number of factors have conspired to cause the security of information to become a critical business issue that's core to the operation of most companies. These factors include the recent corporate fi... Jun. 17, 2005  Reads: 8,815

Compliance & the Role of Security Patch & Vulnerability Management IT security professionals who are already managing the bottom-line expectations of their boardrooms while guarding their organizations against myriad security threats have a new 'C-level' challenge - that of compliance. These prof... Jun. 17, 2005  Reads: 5,883

Information Security - What to Look for in an Endpoint Intrusion Prevention Solution Even in the best of times, security products that aim to thwart worms are playing catch-up. Anti-virus and anti-malware products are populated with signatures created for attack specific signatures, which are created and distribut... Jul. 30, 2005  Reads: 11,442  Replies: 5

Sarbanes-Oxley - The Dark Corner of Regulatory Compliance For a decade or more, internal and external regulations have impacted corporate IT and shaped the way companies are required to do business. Today you would scarcely find a corporate CIO, IS director, or IT architect who would build... Jul. 27, 2005  Reads: 5,311  Replies: 1

Relieving the Pain As any IT manager will tell you, ensuring the reliable backup and recovery of centralized data is difficult enough. Add the myriad challenges associated with backing up data from multiple remote locations and the complexity increase... Jun. 17, 2005  Reads: 5,456

A Quick Look at the Coming Year in Storage... We (Patrick and Bruce) are new to ISSJ. In a future article, you'll learn more about who we are and why we are here. In this issue, we thought we would take a minute to frame some of the discussions that will go on throughout the year. Jun. 17, 2005  Reads: 10,071

Proven Strategies for Protecting Storage Data at Rest, in Flight, and Offsite Based on recent incidents, C-level executives are quickly realizing that in today's increasingly regulated and distributed environments, it's no longer sufficient to rely on status quo barriers of protection for critical corporate... Jul. 28, 2005  Reads: 6,698  Replies: 1