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COBIT Users - Questions and Comments

from [Bemis, Brad] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: COBIT Users - Questions and Comments
Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 13:16:38 -0700 
Having spent last week at the ISACA Information Security Management
Conference in Vegas, I am interested in touching base with security
professionals from other organizations that are working to use COBIT as
the primary framework for their security programs.  I am actually using
COBIT (QuickStart Initially) alongside ISO 17799 (primarily for policy
development), ITIL, CMM, NIST, etc. in order to cover all of the
bases...  I know that there is a COBIT Users Group conference coming up
in November in Chicago - any relationships that I can put in place
between now and then would make the time spent at that conference all
that more valuable.  So anyone else out there working with COBIT for
this purpose? I'd love to learn more about your direction and
challenges...       

Thanks,

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Brad Bemis, CISSP, CISA, CBCP
Supervisor - Enterprise Security
Nordstrom, Inc.
(206) 233-5332
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