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Re: Question on Standards

Subject: Re: Question on Standards
Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 13:28:32 -0600
Not to be too redundant here, but there's no silver bullet - while all of Martin's examples are accurate, I'm sure he would agree that it is not all inclusive, nor was intended to be. At the end of the day, there are probably more "standards" than people know what to do with them....particularly when you start to branch out your search parameters by industry and locale - Healthcare, FiServ, Energy in the US/Europe/PacRim...and so on????

So, to answer your question, I would probably suggest that you narrow your focus by locale/ industry, then company (mission, size et al) and then develop specific objectives based on the aforementioned. Then, and only then you can either a.) Hunker down to do some serious reading; or b.) Retain a specialist to help develop a standards roadmap (not an offer.) - that is, match you requirements to standards-related objectives/requirements

Good Luck!

Regards....

Martin Dion wrote:

Good afternoon

People = There is the People CMM from Carnegie Mellon
Customer Management = There is ITIL or Microsoft Operation/Solution
Framework
IT Process and IT Management = CoBIT, ITIL and CMMI
Software Development = XP, CMMI, RUP, Common Criteria, NIST, IEEE/ISO
Admin and Facilities = NIST, BS7799, RCMP, US Militaries

By the way, CoBIT is not that generic, it is a wide perception but if
you look at CoBIT in deep, it includes Performance Goal, KPI and Control
Objectives.

Martin Dion, CISM
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-----Original Message-----
From: sanjiv [mailto:ska262001@yahoo.co.in] Sent: January 13, 2005 4:31 AM
To: security-management@securityfocus.com
Subject: Question on Standards


What are the specific industry standards relevant to
1) People
2) Customer management
3) IT processes and IT management
4) Software development
5) Admin and facilities

We are not looking for a generic standard like COBIT
but standards which address each of these areas in
detail...

Best Regards,
Sanjiv Agarwala




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