Security Basics
ROI data May 27 2012 04:30PM
grmerrill epbfi com (1 replies)
Re: ROI data May 29 2012 03:55AM
gig (gigabit satx rr com) (2 replies)
Gordan,

To answer you directly, no I don't have ROI data. It seems to me that would
be an extreme reach to claim ROI on the functions you mentioned.

I'm responding to your post because I was able to create two IT Security
Architects positions using the issue of regulatory compliance as a driver.
I started with a realistic Information Security Program gap analysis and
simply outlined our deficiencies to management.

"you want these problems fixed, i'll need these types of positions to get it
done"...and it worked.

To help you more fully requires an understanding of many things....your own
title, your company business, size of current staff...even reporting
structure is important. (a concern for our company was the difference
between enterprise architects and security architects)

good luck!

----- Original Message -----
From: <grmerrill (at) epbfi (dot) com [email concealed]>
To: <security-basics (at) securityfocus (dot) com [email concealed]>
Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2012 11:30 AM
Subject: ROI data

> Does anyone have current ROI data on implementing an IA architect
> position?
>
> This is like an IT security Architect only focusing more on Security plan,
> Business Continuity, Disaster Managaement, and Data Integrity.
>
> This would be an enterprise manager overseeing several systems admins
> responsible in part for their own systems andintegrating all systems into
> the master plan.
>
> This should also reflect the benefits of getting all of the above in line
> as a benefit for meeting many compliance deadlines and integration dates.
>
> Thank You,
> Gordon R Merrill MSIA
> Information Assurance Professional
> GRMerrill (at) epbfi (dot) net [email concealed]
>
>
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[ reply ]
Re: ROI data May 30 2012 03:32AM
Thomas Rozenbroek (tom rozenbroek comcast net) (1 replies)
RE: ROI data May 30 2012 07:50PM
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