Traditional Security Tools in Unique Ways-Moving from Security to Risk Management Part 2
See More Ideas in DoD Security ClearanceAnd Contracts Guidebook In part two of the series U sing Traditional Security Tools in Unique Ways-Moving from Security to Risk Management we’ll look at a few more ideas. In part one we looked at security training , clean desk policy and posting reminders of work in progress. In this article we’ll look at documenting the use of security containers and end of day checks. Document the opening and closing of security containers-So, here's the question, other than helping determine who opened the security container, who closed it and who checked it, what real use is it? Such a form is an inspectable item in the government, but other than that, how does industry use it to improve enterprise security posture. As a standalone tool, we rely on professionals to actually fill it out correctly. When they do, what information does the form actually provide? If an insider plans a malicious event, they won't fill it out. Out o...