A Practical Guide to IT Governance
A good discussion on information technology governance – what is it – IT governance defined? why is it important? what to focus on in a sourced environment? what are the items on an audit checklist?
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IT Security Basics
An overview of information technology security – define information security, detail functional areas, discuss security standards and regulations, describe testing techniques for IT security audits, and information security organization maturity levels. This presentation also presents case studies to illustrate theory being practiced.
IT Governance Using COBIT and Val IT
This presentation makes the case for information technology (IT) governance, introduces two key IT governance frameworks namely, COBIT and Val IT and discusses how these
An Introduction to IT Governance
This presentation provides a broad overview of information technology governance. CIOs can learn the basics of IT Governance, the process to implement it, key challenges
Implementing Sustainable IT Governance
This case study discusses a three step process to implement an it governance capability that aligns with business goals.
Integrating IT Governance
This presentation takes a business view to implementing Information Technology (IT) Governance – by connecting it to corporate governance.
Automating ISO 27002
This presentation discusses technologies for implementing ISO 27002 processes and controls – which technologies to use? where to start?
Global Ebusiness IT Governance
This paper introduces a framework for global ebusiness IT governance.
Practical Approach to IT Governance
This presentation discusses information technology governance implementation – starting with setting a context for IT Governance and then the key frameworks for implementation.
Introduction to Information System Risk Management
This paper provides a good overview of IT risk management – what is risk? why is it important to manage risk? how is risk assessed? how is risk managed? what are some common risk management frameworks?