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RE: IT Security year Plan

from [Pukhraj Singh] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: RE: IT Security year Plan
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 21:47:31 +0530 
Any organization's security policies should be based on PDCA (Plan, Do,
Check, Act) model. What ever you've planned today, will be implemented
tomorrow. And then Checked (Audited),to see if they come across any NC
(Non-Confirmities) will be taken into consideration for future
implementation.
I will suggest, in order to guarantee a sound future policy and a happy
management, follow some regulatory compliance like BS 7799. It'll
guarantee that whatever the strengths of this compliance are, will also
be of your organization.
If you follow a policy compliance already, then you should keep auditing
the practices which are in place and see that they meet the policy's
requirements and any further enhancement should be incorporated in
policies which will be with Version controlled and will be audited in
the next round of audit. So regulatory compliance check is a sound future plan.

-Regards
Pukhraj Singh
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