Slowly slowly catchee Government IT monkey
By Davey Winder in Editorial
Posted in Data Protection, Security on
Given that the fallout from the HMRC game of who wants some confidential data today is still with us, perhaps this is not the best time to be sending out press releases arguing that ICT suppliers must play a crucial role in modernising the welfare system and social services. The government record on implementing massive IT programmes is, well, typical of what happens on any scale when bean counters and politicians (which you can
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Loading ...Comment by Paul W - December 10, 2007 on 11:24 am
I would go further and take a review into the areas of Data Management. I would look at reorganizing the priorities of Confidentiality, Availability and Integrity so that they read something like: Risk and Exposure Assessment, Vulnerability Testing and then underpin those with CIA, digital intelligence analysis and having a forensic capability. See HMRC podcast at http://securitypodcasts.itproportal.com/
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