February 2006 - Posts

Contributory Compliance Technologies

A problem for regulatory compliance document and data management systems can be employee subversion, whereby employees try to find ways around the hurdles in the management system. They might create their own local copies of documents or spread sheets, Read More...

Posted 27 February 06 09:20 by RegComp | 0 Comments   

Regulatory Compliance is a Treasure Trove of Value

Regulatory Compliance (RC) is a treasure trove of value. From better business intelligence to improved security, the benefits of RC abound. The key is to understand the payback and how to get it. It is a mistake to view costs of RC as greatly outweighing Read More...

Posted 13 February 06 02:13 by RegComp | 2 Comments   

Paper Harmonizes COBIT, ITIL, and ISO 17799

ITGI and the UK government's Office of Government Commerce (OGC) have released a paper that shows how ITIL and ISO 17799 can be mapped up under the COBIT framework. This seems like a valuable thing to me, since one of the main complaints about COBIT (from Read More...

Posted 07 February 06 04:30 by RegComp | 2 Comments   

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