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June 28 Emerging Technologies: IT Security

The Consensus Audit Guidelines, also known as the 20 critical security controls, are a new approach to prioritizing IT security spending and attention. This story will provide agencies with tips for incorporating the guidelines into their security practices and technology roadmap/investment plans.

Writer: John Moore, jmwriter AT twcny DOT rr DOT com

Posted on May 14, 2010 at 12:20 PM

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