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Re: diff btw BD 7799, ISF Security Standard, ITIL and others..

Subject: Re: diff btw BD 7799, ISF Security Standard, ITIL and others..
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 10:27:57 -0600
Nabil,
I would suggest detailing why you want a standard before proceeding - while it's always a good idea to check with the auditors/lawyers first, you should set some core objectives and then refer to the available standards to determine which can help you get to a stable endpoint. No standard can be wholesale transplanted into your specific organization without modification. What are you looking to get out of implementing standards? Cost savings/operational excellence/risk management/QOS....what do your customers (read: users) want/need??


If your objectives are simply controls/compliance (eg. SOX), based, your Auditors will likely endorse CoBIT/COSO. However, if you're looking to standardize policy, process and procedure then ITIL and ISO/BS can help. There are some decent 101-level articles/papers in the SANS reading room which you might want to review. Either way, define your objectives and then see which approach best suites those objectives.

Regards.....


Newcomb, Kelly wrote:

You might try talking with your auditor(s) and ask them which "standard"
they will be measuring you against. That might help with your direction.

Hope this helps...
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-----Original Message-----
From: NabilM@kuveytturk.com.tr [mailto:NabilM@kuveytturk.com.tr] Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 12:45 AM
To: security-management@securityfocus.com
Subject: diff btw BD 7799, ISF Security Standard, ITIL and others..


Fellows,

Can some one point me too some article(s), or summarize me the
difference between these IT Security Standards including BD 7799, ISF
Security Standard, ITIL and others. I read some where that BS 7799 is
less like a standard and more like security practices that enable one to
build and tailor a security standard for his/her particular
organization. On the other hand, ISF standard was prepared by taking BS
7799 into account. I plan to implement a standard this year for my org,
and I am in the process of comparing the available ones. Any help in
this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

-Nabil.


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