Policies/Controls

 

Protecting your most critical assets requires strong and sensible security policies, standards, procedures and guidelines.  Enterprise-wide decisions on the handling and protection of your critical assets is reflected in detailed and readily available documentation. 

Asset and Configuration Management are foundational elements of any information security program.  Assets are not just hardware and software but information, which stretches across boundaries and into all areas of your enterprise.

 

Treadstone 71 ensures all your assets are accounted for, your corporate culture and business needs considered, and your information secured.   T71 will incorporate ISO 27001/2/5, NIST Standards, ITIL, CobiT, Government regulations (HIPAA, GLBA, FDIC/FFIEC, PCI, California SB1386, 201 CMR 17, Sarbanes-Oxley) and legislation, into a cohesive and understandable security policy program.  We help you shape the attitude of your employees through the creation, marketing and maintenance of your program.  

 

A security policy is composed of one or more documents that contain broad statements of principles and goals that define the security framework of an organization. Security policies present high-level courses of action and guiding principles, which further defined in security procedures and standards. Security policies define and mandate "what" is to be protected. Security procedures and standards define "how" this protection will occur.

Treadstone 71 ensures your security policies are distinct documents that fit the business needs and culture of your organization (and they are actually executed).  Develop controls that are clear, concise and align with auditing frameworks ensuring success.

 

Treadstone 71 helps you:

 

±  Provide a foundation for the selection and use of security technologies and the development of security practices.

±  Define the security responsibilities of an organization’s employees.

±  Demonstrate that your organization’s leadership are committed to information security and expects employees to take security seriously.

±  Reduce your liability in the event of security violations through continuous control validation and policy maintenance.

±  Provides an overall security framework for your organization, ensuring that security efforts are consistent and integrated rather than fragmented.

 

       Treadstone 71 ensures you take advantage of a more-principles-based approach to your controls environment.  You can look to audit firms if you want but they traditionally do not have the information technology or business process expertise that we do. Treadstone 71 ensures you focus on IT general controls and governance improvement.

Contact Treadstone 71 to learn how we can help you develop policies, procedures, standards and guidelines. 

 

Call today 1-888-687-8450 or email us at info@treadstone71.com

 

 

 

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