Research and Markets: Security Advisory Service Aims to Help Organisations Reduce Overall Enterprise Risk Exposure and Vulnerability Exploitation.

DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com) has announced the addition of Enterprise Threat Alert - Security Advisory Service to their offering

We live in extremely challenging times. A heightened sense of urgency exists today because of the events and conditions--both individuals and groups--that threaten the enterprise. These conditions are widespread and diversified in nature and scope. Internal, as well as external, threats are a constant threat to the safety, security, and the line of defences that have been established to protect corporate assets. Although many threats arise from conditions that are intentionally created, many come about unintentionally. Combined, these conditions pose both immediate and strategic risk. Identity theft and "phishing" are just two examples of threats from terrorists, organized crime, international narcotics trafficking, extremist groups, and Internet scams proliferating around the world.

Legal and financial liabilities, and damage to the corporate reputation, are the adverse legacies of the emerging global threat conditions that plague today's enterprise. The aim of this security advisory service is to protect executive management against these pressures.

This service provides clients with bi-weekly, five- to six-page risk briefs concerning current enterprise threats and the specific actions that will reduce potential liabilities and promote corporate integrity and confidentiality. Each bi-weekly report of the Enterprise Threat Alert research service is based upon a continuing review of the security and legal analysis of global operational risk conditions that threaten the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of enterprise systems.

Benefits Of The Enterprise Threat Alert Assessment Service

--Reduce overall enterprise risk exposure and vulnerability exploitation

--Integrate more effective controls to reduce reputation and legal liability exposure

--Increase ROSI ("return-on-security-investment") through breach reduction

--Allocate security and risk budgets more effectively

--Improve corporate governance practices

--Increase Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability

--Improve regulatory compliance practices

--Increase effectiveness of individual accountability risk strategies

--Gain a broader perspective of the causal threat and risk factors (CTRFs) that create risk and liability

--Improve the efficacy of Service Level Agreements (SLAs) during negotiations and renewals

--Make more informed decisions about migrating data management and development offshore, and lower the risk and liability of going offshore

--Learn which countries represent the highest risk for offshore data management and development, and why

--Learn how to assess offshore savings versus risk and liability costs

Enterprise Threat Alert analytic reports cover topics such as:

--Managing the Liability and Risk of Offshore Data Management

--Predicting--and Reducing--Causal Threat and Risk Factor Impact

--Biometric Access Control and Identity Theft

--Data Center Threat Profiling Assessment

--Wireless Proliferation, Terrorists, and the United Nations

--Why Pre-Employment Background Investigations Create a False Sense of Security

--Reducing Risk Through Secure Global Grid Computing 

--Super-Hackers and Russian Organized Crime: Terrorist Linkage 

--Emerging Cyber Threat of Global Political Activist Groups

--Reducing Risk Through Forensic Examination Policies and Procedures 

--Data Center Threat Profiling and Risk Containment

--Creating A Risk Management Intelligence Program

--Spyware's Emerging Threat to Enterprise Operations and Regulatory Compliance

--Managing the Liability of Enterprise Instant Messaging 

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c5631