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Resources for Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA)Resources > FISMA > ArticlesSub-Categories: Listings 81 - 90 of 511:
Compliance is driving up IT costs
Organisations are today spending more resources and efforts than ever to cope with regulations, according to a global study from enterprise software v...
Compliance makes better business sense
As more and more Bangladeshi companies participate as suppliers, contractors or customers in the global commercial hub of today's flat world, understa...
Compliance Software has Web 2.0 programming capabilities.
Resources Global Professionals ("Resources"), the operating subsidiary of Resources Connection, Inc., has launched policyIQ 6.0, the second generation...
Compliance spending offers benefits besides security
Security and compliance spending is often viewed as a necessary evil by CFOs, whose endless quest for cost-cutting opportunities is the bane of every ...
Compliance to drive archiving technology growth
Active archiving of information will become more prominent in businesses as shifts in technology enable more comprehensive and additional content, IDC...
Compliance Without Tears
Practically every enterprise must abide by and demonstrate compliance with some group of regulations intended to head off the next Enron or WorldCom s...
Compliance, New Threats Drive Security Spending
Pity U.S. IT organizations. Not only must they grapple with rising regulatory and compliance costs, but many are coming to grips with another rising c...
Complinet launches global Online Networking Community for compliance professionals
Complinet, a provider of global compliance solutions, has launched a global networking community for compliance professionals in the financial service...
Computer forensics in the age of compliance
The process of using the scientific method to examine digital media in order to establish facts for legal purposes, especially judicial review is know...
Computer security grades improve slightly
The government's overall information security grade has improved from a C-minus to a C, according to the Federal Information Security Management Act's... |
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