...Andrew Stewart Purpose An action is utilitarian when it is both useful and practical. This paper aims to examine a number of traditional information security management practices to ascertain their utility. That analysis is performed according to the particular set of challenges and requirements...

...Maria Bartnes Line; Eirik Albrechtsen Purpose – This paper aims to discuss whether recent theoretical and practical approaches within industrial safety management might be applicable to, and solve challenges experienced in, the field of information security, specifically related to incident...

... the design and development of the teaching curriculum. The curriculum is aimed at security management professionals in general and consultants in particular. The paper explains the teaching method in detail including the specific topics of lectures, representative reading material, assessment tasks...

... 2011 Computer security Information technology Management Information security modelling Computer networks Assessments Auditing Software vulnerabilities are found in commonly used software products every day. More than 45,000 software vulnerabilities have been published...

... and disclosure of personal information. Australian businesses for the first time will need to comply with the new privacy law coming into effect on 21 December 2001. This paper briefly discusses the privacy and related management issues in the information age in general, and privacy related legal requirements...

...Yun E. Zeng; H. Joseph Wen; David C. Yen Customer relationship management (CRM) and business‐to‐business (B2B) are essential to the success of modern business. Although they are two different modules, they share many similarities. The integration of CRM and B2B will benefit all related parties...

... organization and technology. A new public information management philosophy underlies this significant revamping of the value propositions made to customers. The ongoing enrichment of the Greek Ministry’s of Finance e‐services follows an ICDT‐like business logic. A key factor of all these advances is the re...

...H. Arafat Ali Computers and the information they process are critical to many organizations’ ability to perform their mission and business functions. It therefore makes sense that executives view computer security as a management issue and seek to protect their data which are stored...

...Nolan Norton Institute As part of its ongoing CIO Forum Series, the Nolan Norton Institute in Australia undertakes in‐depth interviews, discussions and research with senior IT management across the country. The preliminary findings from the research undertaken in Q3, 2000 are outlined here...

..., this paper explains the importance, given likely future developments, of community management for continuous activation of corporate organizations, and for new business creation. Furthermore, given the ongoing development of IT and multimedia technology, this paper proposes new applications for finance...

...Thornton A. May Pulls from extensive research and experience to provide commentary and insight on a range of management issues in the information technology world. Draws a picture of the issues associated with successful management of the distributed systems environment, and waxes literary about...

... of organizations, the centralized approach to network security matters is advisable. And one of the most important steps to centrally managing network security involves the issuance of appropriate policies. © 1992, Charles Cresson Wood © Company 1996 Military and other organizations that have...

...: BS 7799; managing data; working with third parties; protecting the organization; and awareness and compliance. The sections covering BS 7799, managing data; and protecting the organization have been extracted. In 1993 the Department of Trade & Industry (the DTI) published a Code of Practice...

... are emerging to automate the management of such demanding environments. This automation includes the use of management alerts,cross‐platform administration and centralized performance monitoring. Describes one such management system. Briefly gives an account of the system′s components, domains and technologies...

... security, every organization must have a set of policies which establishes both direction and management support. Discusses the role and function of the information security management specialist within the organization. Finally outlines possible exceptions to information security policies...

...Zeinab A. Karake Seeks to isolate those intra‐organizational factors affecting the information technology (IT) structure of the firm. Analyses this phenomenon from two management perspectives: the agency and governance perspective on the one hand, and the management characteristics perspective...

... to manage turbulence. Uses the Strategic Alignment Model to show how organisations can determine and manage the achievement of alignment goals and extend these goals in response to external turbulence. Most managers will agree that the business environment is turbulent and there is no evidence...