Chapters in ‘Information Roles & Responsibilities Made Easy’

Opinion
Mar 17, 20081 min

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