A new model for security

Can a recent agreement between Computer Associates and Ernst & Young bring a strengthened top-down approach to security for many...

Graham Titterington

Published: 03 Jul 2002

Can a recent agreement between Computer Associates and Ernst & Young bring a strengthened top-down approach to security for many large organisations?

The announcement of a partnership between Computer Associates and Ernst & Young on 23 April might appear to be just another example of an over-hyped
reseller agreement. But the agreement has a powerful rationale and real substance behind it.

In this context, Ernst & Young is both a managed service provider and a consultancy. Other vendors and service providers should look at it closely and take on board the messages - it indicates a change in the enterprise decision-making process, so far as IT security is concerned

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