Integrating Privacy,
Audit and Compliance Initiatives in a Multi-System
Enterprise Environment:
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The Business Case
for Multi-Level Security
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"You can say I ran this program every single day
at midnight like my virus checker to see how I
did each day and here are the records instead of
saying ‘At the end of the month, I went through
the paper and I read the advisory report and I
read it on this system too -- no problems
found.’ Which do you think is more defensible in
court? This kind of tooling shows that this
business made a good faith effort.”
-- Jim
Porell, chief architect, zSeries software, IBM |
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Not so long ago, security issues were viewed as
a necessary evil – in many ways the life
insurance policy of the IT world. Managers
tackled those issues because it was prudent and
wise to do so, not because there was a payoff
for doing it right. But those were the old days,
before a new generation of privacy, audit and
compliance requirements began to realign the
value proposition. As a consequence of meeting
these requirements, organizations also are
starting to reap new benefits in the form of
customer loyalty and more-efficient business
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