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Thursday, 13 September 2012 18:09 |
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The IT Governance Network is an accredited COBIT 5 training provider licensed to run ISACA's official "Introduction to COBIT 5 workshop" and the "COBIT 5 FOUNDATION Course and Exam". Events are scheduled in Lucerne, London, Amsterdam and Orlando. Visit the 2013 Seminar Schedule to obtain specific details and access the online registration forms.
The IT Governance Network provides a range of COBIT 5 and IT Governance training. Course material combines the various popular sources of best practice and many years' of practical experience from consulting to both large and small clients. Our trainers have considerable practical experience and are willing to share the knowledge that has been acquired over many years.
Next course dates for Lucerne: February 28 to March 1. |
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Monday, 02 July 2012 08:39 |
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 Living Will regulations are only part of the increasing wave of demanding regulatory requirements facing Boards and Executive Management of Financial Institutions globally.
There are significant personal, economic and reputational risks to Bank board members and senior executives resulting from errors or omissions of required oversight regarding Living Wills, Recovery and Resolution Planning (RRP) and other similar regulatory demands. Oversight requires independent senior advisor support to ensure an appropriate due diligence process is established and followed in the preparation and submission of detailed responses by each of the Bank’s Critical Economic Functions (CEFs; UK definition) or Critical Business Units (CBUs; US definition).The ability of the Bank to demonstrate and the Board to certify that activation of the Resolution Plan by regulators will allow for separating CEFs over a 48-hour period is recognized as one of the most difficult and expensive aspects of RRP compliance.
GEG Regulatory Advisors and elevenCanterbury have developed a unique approach to support senior Bank executives and board members regarding RRP oversight responsibilities. We recognize that:
- The required plan will need to be discussed formally and informally with key regulators in all major jurisdictions in which the Bank operates. The level of seniority and global experience of these advisors will be a key factor in developing an acceptable and implementable RRP plan.
- The review of CEF submissions can only be accomplished by subject matter experts (SMEs) who are accepted by CEF business executives as having the required, senior-level practical experience to add value in the process.
GEG Regulatory Advisors have recruited a team of senior advisors able to deliver on both the regulatory and business unit level. These teams are augmented by highly qualified and experienced consultants who are available to support our clients in the design and implementation of RRP plans. ElevencCanterbury and Wildhaber Consulting take part in this initiative.
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IEEE: Common Misconceptions in Infosec |
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Friday, 22 June 2012 07:23 |
The IEEE Computer Magazine has published a short version of our article about common misconceptions in Infosec: Link |
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Information Security and Big Data |
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Wednesday, 13 June 2012 20:31 |
Although I don't like the term "Big Data", the task of analyzing and deduct valuable data from security logs and other sources is a challenge every organization faces. Due to the fact that everybody tries to do protection and implement more and more tools, real time reaction is key to successful security. Want to know more? Ask for our white paper on "Intelligence in Information Security" and read our article on the 10 biggest Misconceptions in Information Security. |
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Sunday, 10 June 2012 09:20 |
For banks and insurance companies, having the right information is a key asset for the provision of their services. Nevertheless, the importance of the production factor "information" is still underestimated. Represented by data, information forms the basis for most management decisions and has an immediate effect on the cost structure of the company. And although having the right information is a key asset, it is also increasingly important to generate additional insights out of the available data.
One major challenge for all information driven organizations are the so called “information silos”. Data is stored in silos, which prevents from making cross- application or platform use of the data. Cloud computing will increase the trend of organizations loosing control over their own data, if not governed appropriately.
From the beginning of the EDP (Electronic Data Processing) age until today, data management was the domain of the IT specialists. With cloud computing and new developments such as “BYOD[1]” and specifically social media, everybody has become a mature user and creator of information.
[1] Bring Your Own Device
This paper informs about our "IM Framework for Banks and Financial Institutions (FI)". It contains a description and the key features about the model and how it connects bussiness strategy and Information Management.
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