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A Blueprint for Information Security:Execution Strategies from Industry Visionaries
Sand Hill Group, Feb 2004
'This report is a must-read for top executives in the Fortune 1000 and large public sector organizations. It contains keen insight into new models for security project justification and benchmarking methods to help define success of existing security programs.”
- Bill Boni, VP and CISO Motorola, Global CSO Council Member
Are you…
- A CEO trying to understand what Enterprise Security means to your business?
- A CIO struggling with day-to-day security issues as you manage an increasingly complex and sophisticated I.T. infrastructure?
- A seasoned Information Security practitioner or just getting started with your program?
- A vendor trying to help your customer justify a new security project to management?
This report will help you successfully meet the challenges you face developing and executing upon an effective enterprise security strategy.Through in-depth interviews and survey responses from security decision makers at organizations with average annual revenues of more than $20 billion, the study outlines best practices for building and managing a world-class Information Security management program examining the business case, program structure, positioning, spending patterns and project justification models in use today.
Highlights from the report include:
- New models for security project prioritization and justification. - Metrics and measurements to help security organizations manage for success. - A roadmap for creating and managing a world-class Information Security program. - Insight to help software vendors build products that minimize the total cost of ownership for customers.
“Going beyond academic studies published in the past the study presents, for the first-time, a practical model to help a security practitioner rank different risk mitigation alternatives. Based on in-depth knowledge of industry practices and a formal risk management approach, the model provides a step-by-step process to assess business and technical risk, independently.”
— Rajeev Motwani, Professor, Computer Science, Stanford University
“'A Blueprint for Enterprise Security' highlights the importance of metrics within Information Security Management programs. With the increased scrutiny on security, there is tremendous pressure on the CISO to justify the value their programs offer to the organization. The study provides a solid framework to define and measure Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to help the CISO manage for success.”
— John Borelli, Partner, KnowledgeConnect, previously VP, Gartner
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