Questions to Consider


Based on what you have read, consider the following questions and how you would reply to them:

  • Have you identified the natural threats to your company's information and systems?

  • Have those threats been documented and processes put in place to mitigate them?

  • Have you identified the manmade threats and the malicious code that can attack your information and systems?

  • Have those threats been documented and processes put in place to mitigate them, for example, disaster recovery/contingency plans?

  • Do you know the difference between risk management, risk assessment, and risk analysis?

  • Do you have formal processes, policies, and procedures in place to use these risk management techniques?

  • Have you identified your personal education and experience weaknesses that are associated with a complete understanding of the threats, such as malicious code and human factors?

  • If not, why not?

  • If so, what are you going to do about it?

  • Does your CIAPP have contingency plans for terminating employees who, for example, are given 60 days' notice?

  • When do you terminate an employee's access to sensitive information and systems?

    When the employee is given a 60-day notice?

    When they leave?

  • Does it depend on their position in the company and their access?

  • What is your definition of cyber-terrorism?

  • Do you agree with the terrorist-related definitions cited above?

  • If no, what are your definitions for each of those definitions that you do not agree with?

  • Do you believe that a true cyber-terrorist attack will affect your corporation?

  • If so, what plans do you have in place to mitigate it?




The Information Systems Security Officer's Guide. Establishing and Managing an Information Protection Program
The Information Systems Security Officers Guide: Establishing and Managing an Information Protection Program
ISBN: 0750698969
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 204

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