Contents
Challenges - Transparency, interaction and standardization - Dimensions, work areas, hierarchy, collaboration model - Security taxonomy and everyday use - Secured by definition: integration with core business - Standardization concepts and practice - Attainment: achieving compliance with standards - Fulfillment: meeting customer demands - Flexibility: managing the supplier network - Maintenance: document management and more - Transformation: sustainable roll-out - Implementation: IT production and its protection in practice - Routine: day-to-day security management using ESARIS
Target Groups
IT managers and architects of user organizations and ICT service providers, Security managers, Portfolio and process managers, Consultants and auditors, Employees in IT functions being concerned with security, anyone interested in industrialized IT production
About the Authors
Eberhard von Faber has an about 25-year-industrial experience in information security. His field of work at T-Systems is Security Strategy and Executive Consulting. He is also a professor at Brandenburg University of Applied Science.
Wolfgang Behnsen, being retired now, was Senior Security Manager at T-Systems. He worked in several roles in information security management during his professional career. He holds various recognized security certificates and is member of diverse associations.
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