Pocket Guides Enable Rapid Mastery of IT Governance
<p><strong>Ely, England — July 5</strong><br />The total reliance of today’s businesses on technology, coupled with a climate of ever-growing regulation, has placed IT governance among the most pressing issues facing business leaders. </p><p>Honoring this responsibility demands a clear grasp of IT governance principles and of the precise regulatory and legal requirements of the local jurisdiction. </p><p>To help U.K. and U.S. companies meet this challenge, IT Governance Ltd. has launched three pocket guides that equip the reader with the essential facts required to take action. </p><p>These books are the latest in the Practical IT Governance pocket guide series the infosecurity publisher introduced earlier this year.<br /><br />The IT Governance Pocket Guide provides a clear explanation of how information technology underpins businesses and sets out the requirements and benefits of an IT governance strategy. </p><p>The book draws on the Calder-Moir IT Governance Framework to provide a "joined-up" account of IT governance that integrates controls right across the organization. </p><p>More than 52 pages, the guide addresses issues such as "Why IT Governance Matters," "Strategic & Operational Risk Management" and "Symptoms of Inadequate IT Governance." </p><p>Written by international security and governance authority Alan Calder, "IT Regulatory Compliance in the U.K." is a helpful introduction to IT regulation and examines current compliance issues for organizations based in, operating in or supplying the United Kingdom. </p><p>In concise and accessible language, it summarises the infosecurity implications of the Data Protection Act 1998, Freedom of Information Act 2000, FSA Rule Book and a host of other legislation and…
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