All IT Governance and Risk Management News - October 2007

Mifid heralds a rich IT future

The Markets in Financial Instruments...

Finance firms delaying investment in Mifid technology

The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid) become law across Europe on 1 November, bringing major technology challenges to the investment industry.

Companies should focus on information management rather than technology to achieve objectives

Companies should start managing information instead of just technology if they want to achieve their business objectives, says analyst Gartner.

Burton Group Catalyst 2007: IT directors face barriers to deploying identity management technology

IT directors and chief information officers face barriers limiting their ability to deploy identity management technology, including the inability of products to work across company boundaries, lack of common standards, and unclear contractural obligations.

Airmiles sharpens security en route to PCI compliance

Travel loyalty scheme Airmiles is on course to achieve compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) in March following a 14-month project.

Cadbury Schweppes to cut project risk by reusing code

Cadbury Schweppes is rolling out a strategy to reduce the risks major IT projects pose to the business by creating a library of reusable software components.

How to implement role-based access control

Counsellors do it, actors do it, and people advertising on handwritten cards in telephone boxes do it. Although role playing is not common in IT departments, if they were to do more of it, it might prevent the kind of situation that analyst Rob Enderle remembers occurring at an IT company several years ago.

Mifid trade reporting platform to be offered for free

Markit Boat, the trade reporting platform developed to meet the requirements of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid), will initially be offered for free.

SMEs less aware of the Data Protection Act

SMEs are less aware of the Data Protection Act, says the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO).

IBM enhances enterprise content management offering

IBM has unveiled enhancements to its enterprise content management systems.
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