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The Downtown Marriott Hotel
in Los Angeles, California
IT Regulatory
Compliance & Risk Management With Experts provided
by:
Brabeion Software Corporation
Those accepting
our invitation to attend included:
Software Director -
Sempra Energy *
Security Consulting Engineer �
British Telecom - Infonet
Services Corporation *Information Security Officer -Manufacturers
Bank *Director, Government Security -
The Aerospace Corporation
* Information Technology Director -
Singer, Lewak, Greenbaum
& Goldstein, LLP *Director Information Technology Security -LAC + USC
Healthcare Network *Principal -
Thomas Resolutions *Principal Administrative Analyst �
Los Angeles Unified
School District *Information Technology Director -
The Walt Disney Company
Senior Security Analyst -
The Walt
Disney Company * Los Angeles County Auditor-Controller's Office- Los
Angeles County *Security Manager -Paul Hastings
Janovsky & Walker, LLP * Information Security Engineer
Farmers Insurance -
Zurich Financial Services *Network Manager �
Los Angeles County -
Department of Health Services * Information Technology Security Director - Paramount
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For the
benefit of those of our members and supporters who could not
attend the meeting we present the following white papers, with contacts
Contributed by Brabeion Software, Inc.
Author:
David Lacey
Organizations today are waking up to the realities of
managing a fast-moving business in a permanent regime of complex regulatory
compliance. SOX, HIPPA, Basel II and a myriad of other regulations are
driving companies to implement sophisticated compliance frameworks in record
timescales and with unprecedented levels of budget and resource. Compliance
functions are on a steep learning curve to design cost-efficient processes
that can be easily repeated across a changing business and technology
landscape. Organizations are asking the question. How can we reduce
the ongoing cost and complexity of compliance? The answer is: By taking a
smarter approach that draws on established best practices and exploits the
tools and knowledge base that already exists.. This paper sets out the
principles and pointers to enable organizations to develop an efficient,
long-lasting and adaptable compliance framework that will mitigate risks,
reduce the costs of incidents, and meet the requirements of the most
demanding auditors.
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