[Benmclarke]

Hi wonderful people!  

 

I am looking to start a cyber security business and, to help determine what the focus of the business should be, I would like to know what pain points you experience in your day to day work in terms of managing cyber security? 

 

Alternatively, what cyber security services or software would you like to see that would make your personal or professional life easier?? 

 

Thanks in advance for your time! 

 

Ben 

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This introduction guide, with case study, is the first document in a series planned around the Business Model for Information Security. Based on the white paper “Systemic Security Management,” developed by the USC Marshall School of Business Institute for Critical Information Infrastructure Protection, this guide provides a starting point for discussion and future development. It defines the core concepts that will evolve into practical aids information security and business unit managers can use to align security program activities with organizational goals and priorities, effectively manage risk, and increase the value of information security program activities to the enterprise.

The Business Model for Information Security does not replace the many sources of security program best practices. It does, however, provide a view of information security program activities within the context the larger enterprise, to integrate the disparate security program components into a holistic system of information protection.

This guide introduces the model and its core concepts to enterprises, particularly to:

• Senior executives
• Information security managers
• Those who have responsibility for managing business risk
• Individuals who have responsibility for the design, implementation, monitoring and improvement of an information security management system

Edited by Nemesis-Dinu, 11 October 2019 - 02:03 PM.

[Nemesis-Dinu]

This introduction guide, with case study, is the first document in a series planned around the Business Model for Information Security. Based on the white paper “Systemic Security Management,” developed by the USC Marshall School of Business Institute for Critical Information Infrastructure Protection, this guide provides a starting point for discussion and future development. It defines the core concepts that will evolve into practical aids information security and business unit managers can use to align security program activities with organizational goals and priorities, effectively manage risk, and increase the value of information security program activities to the enterprise.

The Business Model for Information Security does not replace the many sources of security program best practices. It does, however, provide a view of information security program activities within the context the larger enterprise, to integrate the disparate security program components into a holistic system of information protection.

This guide introduces the model and its core concepts to enterprises, particularly to:

• Senior executives
• Information security managers
• Those who have responsibility for managing business risk
• Individuals who have responsibility for the design, implementation, monitoring and improvement of an information security management system

Edited by Nemesis-Dinu, 11 October 2019 - 02:03 PM.

[Benmclarke]

 

This introduction guide, with case study, is the first document in a series planned around the Business Model for Information Security. Based on the white paper “Systemic Security Management,” developed by the USC Marshall School of Business Institute for Critical Information Infrastructure Protection, this guide provides a starting point for discussion and future development. It defines the core concepts that will evolve into practical aids information security and business unit managers can use to align security program activities with organizational goals and priorities, effectively manage risk, and increase the value of information security program activities to the enterprise.

The Business Model for Information Security does not replace the many sources of security program best practices. It does, however, provide a view of information security program activities within the context the larger enterprise, to integrate the disparate security program components into a holistic system of information protection.

This guide introduces the model and its core concepts to enterprises, particularly to:

• Senior executives
• Information security managers
• Those who have responsibility for managing business risk
• Individuals who have responsibility for the design, implementation, monitoring and improvement of an information security management system

 

 

Interesting! Thanks for the info I will check it out. 

[phillpower2]

Alternatively, what cyber security services or software would you like to see that would make your personal or professional life easier?? 

 

 

A world wide registered Kennel Club targeting spam hounds across forums and BBs would be helpful, levity apart, having read replies to the same OP that you have post on other forums it would appear that you are in good hands;

 

Are you a conceptualizer and a programmer, or, are you a deep, in-depth, networker and power-user?

 

 

I need to go and have a lay down