Business Continuity / Disaster Recovery

Business Continuity Management according to British Standard 25999

Continued operations in the event of a business disruption, whether due to a major disaster or a minor incident, are a fundamental requirement for any organization. Ensuring operational continuity has led to the development of Business Continuity Management (BCM) as a recognized business discipline, but not until the recent publication of BS 25999 has there been an internationally-recognized management framework that adds consistency, credibility and viability to your existing BCM programs.

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Deploy ISO 27001 Information Security

iso_27001Your organization needs to migrate from IT-centric information security management that is rife with a lack of proper segregation of duties, to a fully mature program that is planned, deployed, monitored, and continually improved according to a set of internationally recognized standards. Better yet, your organization can then move forward to have its information security management system certified by the International Organization for Standardization, or ISO.

Exploring the use of ISO/IEC standards 27001 and 27002,  this course provides critical information for understanding the business drivers for information security, as well as the core concepts for planning and implementing information security according to the internationally accepted best practices. This course also  includes thorough instruction of the recently released risk assessment framework ISO/IEC Standard 27005:2008, and how it can support the ISO 27001 information security management system.

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Control Fraud

Fraud Prevention and Detection

The problem with internal fraud and abuse.

The typical company in the United States loses 7 percent of gross revenues to fraud and abuse every year according to ACFE's 2008 Report to the Nation of Occupational and Fraud Abuse. One-fourth of the fraud schemes involve losses greater than $1 million. Most of the frauds were committed by either an employee (39.7%) or managers (37.1%). Internal fraud costs your organization a lot of money without ever showing itself on the books as an expense, but it must be controlled as any other costly threat to the organization.

The solution.

The right executives and managers, trained properly, are your company's best defense. 

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