Business and financial tasks are not exposed to unacceptable risk, why IT should be. Organisations are keen on assessing risks when it comes to financial and or strategic task in order to maximise gain, enhance market share and reduce risk. Despite these tasks are highly dependent on technology, yet IT
Do you know what and where critical assets in your organisation are? Do you know their value? What about the impact of their disclosure, corruption or loss? Organisations depend on critical assets to operate and therefore require to have a distinct view of assets throughout its lifecycle. Asset classification is
Stakeholders who have a direct association with requirements such as users, developers, project sponsors, customers, security professionals, project managers and testers collaborate through a predefined security requirement process. However as a consequence of considering a range of different perspectives, there will inevitably conflict between different stakeholder views, and hence, a
Stakeholders will be given the opportunity to voice their needs and have it formally documented. A clear recorded security requirement is more effective because: Unambiguous. Eliminating false interpretation of the requirement. The priority level is practically set. Favouring urgent requirements. Linked to a business objective. Validating value to the organisation.
Security requirement offers a method to capture and align security needs with business objectives. The process is intended to prioritise important requirements and avoid the unnecessary cost associated with the Could Have requirements. It’s a formal method for inspecting a security design and confirm it meets the requirement, measuring progress
