All Risk Management News - January 2008

The road ahead for IT security leaders

If CIOs are going to make the most of opportunities for using IT to fuel business transformations and become engaged in experimentation with software as a service, virtual worlds, Web 2.0 and the full realm of other new and emerging technologies, then information security must become an embedded and fundamental component of planning.

Friends Provident moves to IPT

Friends Provident moves to IPT - by John-Paul Kamath Friends Provident is to move all of its UK phone...

Ikea plugs website security breach

Ikea has plugged a major hole in its website security, that allowed hackers and phishers to use the "contact Ikea"...

BT joins Liberty Alliance board to promote federated identity management

BT has joined the management board of the Liberty Alliance digital identity body.

Action needed to prevent information classification muddle, report says

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 17 January 2008
Chief information officers need to take a leading role in setting up formal schemes to stop them over-complicating information classification to comply with security regulations, according to a report from the Information Security Forum (ISF).

Rotherham PCT links systems to stem security breach

Rotherham PCT links systems to stem security breach Rotherham Primary Care Trust (PCT)...

Private sector must do more to protect customer data, analyst says

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 17 January 2008
The private sector needs to take data privacy more seriously if it is to stop the Information Commissioner's Office getting the power to audit their information security systems without warning, says James Alexander, technology security partner at Deloitte, a management consulting firm.

Gateshead Health deploys integrated incident reporting system

Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust has implemented the Datix Patient Risk Management software to meet the requirement for fully integrated incident reporting.

Information classification schemes are overly complex, says ISF

  • News
  • Author: Ian Grant
  • Date: 16 January 2008
Chief information officers need to take a leading role in setting up formal information classification schemes to stop them over-engineering them to comply with security regulations, according to a report from the Information Security Forum (ISF).

Government transport agencies save £33m through online services

Department for Transport agencies have saved £33m in the last year through online services, says the National Audit Office (NAO).
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