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Resources for Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA)Resources > FISMA > ArticlesSub-Categories: Listings 281 - 290 of 510:
IT and compliance: A risk management 'odd couple'
Handling compliance and risk have become inescapable elements of the modern CIO's role as they strive to ensure the business can forge ahead while not...
IT Compliance Budget Relief Strategies
It is time for IT to have its own relief plan. Caught between tough economic conditions, competitive pressures and mounting compliance demands, today’...
IT Policy Compliance Group Issues 2008 Report on Best Practices
The IT Policy Compliance Group just released its annual report on the state of affairs of what it refers to as IT governance, risk, and compliance (IT...
IT Sector of Government all for struggle to meet mandates as computer system threats keep growing.
Most federal agencies get passing marks for meeting the Federal Information Security Management Act, the primary regulation dictating cybersecurity pr...
IT security: Survey says it's better
For the third consecutive year, a majority of federal decision makers surveyed on cybersecurity say they are more confident about their agency’s infor...
It's all about services, not systems, Evans says
The Office of Management and Budget wants agencies to start talking about services and stop talking about systems when they develop programs using tec...
John Thompson: Customers need security know-how
Chief executive John Thompson has succeeded in transforming Symantec from a seller of PC utilities for the consumer market into a major player in ente...
Justice IG finds IT security vulnerabilities
Despite getting high marks for its compliance with computer security legislation, the Justice Department had major systemic information technology vul...
KCG and Catbird Offer Virtualization Security Assessment
Knowledge Consulting Group (KCG) announced a partnership with Catbird to provide the Virtual Infrastructure Security Assessment (VSA). Further expandi...
Lack of Security at federal agencies as per GAO report
Around twenty-three of the 24 major U.S. government agencies contain weaknesses in their information security programs, potentially placing sensitive ... |
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