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Security program development (Plan)

Subject: Security program development (Plan)
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 20:22:08 +0000
I have been asked by my organization to develop a IT security program (plan) that will
meet today's security standards. I am planning on following ISO 17799, but I am having a little trouble getting out of the starting blocks.


Can anyone point me to documentation or studies on the proper roles, responsibilities,and reporting structure needed in today's security departments.

I am specially interested in any thing that suggests that the security manager or CISO should not report to the Operations Director.

I would appreciate it if you could share your expertise and experience in what you did in building your security departments (off line if need be).

Thanks...


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