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Hackers and Auditors: A Common Threat

Tim Erlin, Director, Product Management, nCircle
Compliance and information security have had a tumultuous relationship. Sometimes they get along; sometimes they don't. Organizations often combine them under the CISO, but provide dotted line reporting elsewhere for compliance. Compliance might partner with internal audit or have its own C-level position. All of this variation isn't really necessary. Compliance and Risk Management can be successfully combined under the practice of Security Performance Management.

During this webinar we will discuss how:
•Compliance behaves like more traditional information security threat.
•Compliance can be managed similarly to other information security programs.
•Security Performance Management provides a framework for comprehensive compliance and risk management across the enterprise.
May 22 2012
48 mins
Hackers and Auditors: A Common Threat
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