INTERNATIONAL SECURITY STANDARDS

Information Security Policy - What do International Information Security Standards say?

One of the most information security controls is the information security policy. This vital direction-giving document is, however, not always easy to develop and the authors thereof battle with questions such as what constitutes a policy. This results in the policy authors turning to existing sources for guidance. One of these sources is the various international information security standards...

Security Patterns and Security Standards

Towards international curriculum standards.

In 1998, the House of Delegates of the International Federation of Dental Hygiene requested that the education committee of the federation develop curriculum guidelines to serve as models for countries that were initiating dental hygiene educational programmes. This article reviews the process of guideline development, identifies challenges and directions for the future. A review of topics, goa...

Ophthalmic international standards, 1950.

ONE of the duties incumbent upon an international scientific organization is the establishment of a system of standard measures and methods for general use within its particular science. In ophthalmology, this need was beginning to be felt at the end of the 19th century, and at the X Ophthalmological Congress which was held at Lucerne in 1904 the Societe franQaise d'Ophtalmologie made certain p...

Cyber Security Standards

The goal of cyber security standards is to improve the security of information technology (IT) systems, networks, and critical infrastructures. A cyber security standard defines both functional and assurance requirements within a product, system, process, or technology environment. Well-developed cyber security standards enable consistency among product developers and serve as a reliable metric...