The long view of security strategies for your network.
Chapters in 'Information Roles & Responsibilities Made Easy'
1: What This Book And CD-ROM Can Do For You
2: Reasons To Establish Clear R & R
3: Persuading Mgmt. To Document R and R
4: Before You Document R & R
5: Updating R & R
6: Who Should Write R & R Documents
7: Review & Approval Of R & R
8: Resources Required To Document R & R
9: Time Estimates To Document R & R
10: Key InfoSec Documents
11: Organizational Mission Statements
12: Job Descriptions For Specific Team Players
13: InfoSec Reporting Relationships
14: Template Customization Factors
15: Owner, Custodian, And User R
16: R & R Of Product Vendors
17: R & R Of Outsourcing Firms
18: Adjustments For Smaller Organizations
19: A Centralized Organizational Structure
20: Workers In InfoSec Related Positions Of Trust
21: Common Mistakes You Should Avoid
A: Staffing Levels
B: Personal Qualifications
C: Performance Criteria
D: Professional Certifications
E: Responsibility and Liability
F: Sample User Responsibility Agreement
G: Disclosing R and R
H: Role Based Access Control
I: About the Author
J: Sources and References
K: CD-ROM Files
L: Feedback
M: Overview Of Basic R & R Steps
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M. E. Kabay, PhD, CISSP-ISSMP, specializes in security and operations management consulting services and teaching. He is Chief Technical Officer of Adaptive Cyber Security Instruments, Inc. and Associate Professor of Information Assurance in the School of Business and Management at Norwich University. Visit his Web site for white papers and course materials.