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Effective Strategies for Risk Management: Business Process Protection Through Assessment, Planning, and Recovery

Overview Based on its experience in running critical Internet infrastructure services and the data gathered through the monitoring of intrusion detection systems and networks in VeriSignÂ’s Managed Security Services (MSS) environment as well as from the experience gained through its consulting engagements and vulnerability assessment results, VeriSign has developed a practice of business-oriented risk management for information security. This paper describes these strategies. The positive results of programmatic security management present tangible benefits for VeriSignÂ’s clients in their day-to-day management in addition to providing effective recovery when inevitable security incidents occur.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	VeriSign	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2004	Downloads	88
Format	White Papers
Topics	Cost Control - Risk Mgmt., Disaster Recovery

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