Some Summer Reading

By Dan Swanson


 

 

Dan Swanson, a senior security and internal audit professional will provides his list of recommended resources for AuditNet readers. If you have questions about this page or the links, you can reach Dan at www.securitybenchmark.com and dswanson_2008@yahoo.com.

 

For more IT and Information Security resources check out the latest Taylor and Francis publications.

 

Summer is a time of recharging, of planning for the future, of preparing for the next challenge.

 

Summer is also a time to unwind and relax and spend time with the family.

 

Have a great summer.

 

Dan Swanson

Some summer reading:

  1. Dan's Internal Audit Corner - Internal Auditing 101 (towards the bottom of the newsletter -- in the right column)

  2. Dan's Internal Audit Corner - Information Security (towards the bottom of the newsletter - in the right column)

  3. Improving governance results is always worth while!

  4. Auditing Change Management

  5. Is Governance Effective Within Your Organization?

  6. Internal Audit Should Have a Seat at the Governance Table!

  7. Board Oversight of IT Is Needed

  8. Performance Measurement and Reporting is a Silver Bullet!

  9. Auditing security using the PCI standard and related guidance - (Because personal information must be protected)

  10. Auditing for Fraud “Thought Leadership” - (Because bad things are happening

  11. Auditing IT Initiatives “Thought Leadership”.  - (Because an IT Project Failure is NOT An Option) 

  12. Auditing Risk Management is strongly recommended

  13. BCP & DR “Thought Leadership” - (Because a Crisis is No Time to Exchange Business Cards) (towards the bottom of the newsletter - in the right column)

  14. Disaster Recovery - Business Continuity Planning Audits

  15. Compliance and Ethics 101

  16. Dan's Security Management Resources

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