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ISO 27001 1 big thing: Support development of processes and procedures to strengthen the security posture of your organization.

The big picture: Oversee that your workforce is involved in auditing practices and methodology (audit preparation, execution, and reporting) as well as advanced knowledge in IT enterprise operation and IT infrastructure technologies.

Why it matters: Make certain that your process is designing state of the art, cost effective ICS systems for the support of capital projects for the corporation.

What we’re hearing: “Assess ict environments, both during formal security risk assessments and throughout ongoing operations, to identify possible weaknesses and/or enhance overall security posture., Dennis D. – Business Analyst

The backdrop: Provide network and system specification documentation deliverables to address cybersecurity vulnerabilities and the security controls necessary to mitigate the vulnerabilities to an acceptable level of risk.

Between the lines: Make headway so that your organization is understanding it as well as the overlap of technology and the physical world and oversees cybersecurity and risk management activities to support the achievement of institutional objectives.

How it works: Design and implement methods to track evidence collection, develop compliance standards, policies, corrective/preventive action programs and make applicable changes to procedures to meet compliance.

What to watch: Make sure the architect recommends, designs, and develops integrated security solutions for multiple systems and projects in both on premise and cloud environments.

What they’re saying: “Ensure you do this by developing innovative person centric IT solutions that deliver visibly better results to the public and to the overarching workforce., Joan L. – Training + Change Management Consultant

Yes, but: Oversee that your process is alerting management immediately of any significant changes to the environment, deteriorating exposures and counterparties, and evidence of emerging issues.

Go deeper: Ensure a professional security management certification strongly desirable, such as Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Information Security Manager (CISM), or other similar credentials from leading IAM vendors.

The bottom line: Make sure the security architecture work includes all areas of Information Security such as IAM Authentication/access management, threat management, incident response, forensics, logging, monitoring, application security, data protection, vulnerability management, and configuration management in relation to multiple Cloud Service Providers.

What’s next: Be sure your personnel develops and executes test plans to check infrastructure and systems technical performance, report on findings, and makes recommendations for improvement.

ICYMI: Make sure your workforce monitors technological advancements to ensure that solutions are continuously improved, supported, and aligned with industry and organization standards as well as emerging business requirements.


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