compliance in comment and analysis
Plenty of life ahead for RFID and NFC
Comment The technologies could prove quite useful for compliance applications. This will provide authentication to validate a process for compliance purposes but can also protect assets and perhaps lives. RFID... [02 Dec 2009]
Is losing a mobile device really such a big deal?
Comment If a company secret is released into the wild, it can be copied; if customer data is released, there is a compliance cost as well as reputational damage. Jon Collins looks at what businesses can do to protect themselves... [24 Nov 2009]
Naked CIO: Is IT responsible for workers' output and errors?
Comment If this is the case, then, are CIOs ultimately accountable for errors the systems create - whether financial, procedural, compliance or process-oriented? I do not believe that CIOs are ultimately accountable for these... [10 Nov 2009]
Beyond CRM: How to improve customer interactions
Comment With the multichannel environment becoming ever more complex, ineffective communications manifests itself in higher operating costs, lower customer satisfaction, regulatory non-compliance and additional customer care... [25 Sep 2009]
How green credentials are shaping IT contracts
Comment Requiring that the contractor must behave "appropriately from an environmental perspective" pushes compliance risk on to the contractor. Being green does not come naturally to the information technology sector. [10 Sep 2009]
Give workers a say in corporate IT
Comment Even within the domain of peripheral activity, it makes sense to define some basic ground rules and guidelines around issues such as security, compliance, integrity and supportability. Just learn to manage it appropriately. [09 Sep 2009]
How to secure your on-the-go data
Comment Its use can help shield organisations from potential fines and reputational risks should devices be lost or stolen, and it helps organisations achieve compliance with privacy and data protection regulations. [30 Jul 2009]
There's still a place for paper in a digital world - just don't drown
Comment Mismanagement of these can lead to significant cost burdens, inefficiencies and security compliance risks. With cost control and compliance initiatives high on the agenda these days, many businesses are... [15 Jul 2009]
Naked CIO: Should you monitor staff?
Comment Ensure that this process is audited regularly by your governance department or IT security and compliance area. Keeping watch over employees' online activities can be a slippery slope, says Naked CIO. [29 Jun 2009]
Preventing data loss - what's needed
Comment The headache this causes should not be underestimated - a key reason for getting data use under control is to demonstrate compliance with various privacy and security regulations. Though there are plenty of tools to help... [16 Jun 2009]
Real-world business intelligence
Comment This increased focused on compliance and risk avoidance has meant more pressure on the information managers and BI systems, according to Thomas. How can business intelligence help your organisation? Andrew Donoghue... [05 Jun 2009]
When will organisations pay for data breaches?
Comment Only in extreme cases might formal enforcement action be taken and, even then, the ICO still has no 'live' power to fine the organisation for its compliance failure. Most organisations therefore content themselves with... [02 Jun 2009]
Naked CIO: It's time compliance quit crippling SMEs
Comment It started with the implementation of additional compliance - brought about by accounting mismanagement and a lack of controls at financial institutions - which businesses then had to comply to. PCI... [05 May 2009]
Legal Eye: Ecommerce held back by outdated laws
Comment According to the report, online retailers are also concerned about the risks associated with non-compliance with different fiscal regulations and national laws relating to consumer transactions. The legal and regulatory... [15 Apr 2009]
Naked CIO: Cloud - so what's the big deal?
Comment Cloud computing can present some real privacy compliance issues which need to be considered. Everyone's talking about cloud computing but the Naked CIO just doesn't see what all the fuss is about. Here's his take. [16 Feb 2009]
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