Risk and Security Management
Protecting People and Sites
Worldwide
By Michael Blyth
In today's environment companies face internal and external innumerable
risks domestically as well as globally. Despite all these risks there
are no industry standards or guidelines on how to provide risk
management security services. This book provides organizations with a
practical guide to the issues, frameworks and observations that security
professionals need in order to create an effective corporate risk and
security management program. While this book is targeted to security
professionals it should be on every auditor's reading list due to the
nature of the risk control schema. The author combines security risk
management with company objectives to ensure the protection of life,
assets, and reputation, supporting business success and continuity. The
book highlights key strategic and operational drivers such as
organizational convergence, risk identification, and contingency
planning, areas on the radar of every auditor as well. The chapter on
Security Documents and Exhibits provides illustrative threat
assessments, security plans, surveys, audits and more. This book should
be part of every audit department's library.
JMK 12/08
