Sorry for not getting back to you all sooner, I've been a bit off
color. Thanks for your reply's. We have investigated sharepoint as
tool to store our documentation and it would meet our basic needs. The
Secure Aware software suggested looks good, particulary with the
survey and awareness tools. We are looking at this software in more
detail to add a dimension we previously neglected to address.
Thanks again for your replys
Claire
On 7/19/05, Jason Aptekar <japtekar@mithriltech.com> wrote:
Try Microsoft SharePoint portal service or server.
Jason
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Dayne [mailto:rdayne@hotmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 11:38 AM
To: claire.macguiness@gmail.com
Cc: security-management@securityfocus.com
Subject: RE: Security Management System
Hi Claire,
My company recently bought a tool called SecureAware. It seems to do
everything you're looking for, and probably more. The best part is that
it
stores policies and procedures in a database, so the information is
always
up-to-date, and there are no more "documents" to manage. We only have
200
employees, but keeping track of documentation is still a full-time job
lately.
- Rob
To
security-management@securityfocus.com
cc
Subject
Security Management System
Hi all,
We are looking for some form of Document Managment System that can be
used to maintain (and centralize) all our security related information
such as policy and procedures, risk assessment and registers plus
other reports. It should have varying levels of access control and be
able to integrate into MS environment.
Just wondering what other people use to aggregate and control all
their security documentation and information and what features should
we look for.
Thanks in advance,
Claire
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