One security breach, stolen file, or copyright infringement can damage a brand's reputation and finances. The Content Delivery and Storage Association's (CDSA) global Anti-Piracy and Compliance Program (APCP) Standards provide a framework for managing risks associated with handling, storing, and delivering content through best practices. The APCP Standards address issues across the supply chain from content creation to distribution and are designed to safeguard intellectual property and digital assets. Achieving certification demonstrates an organization's commitment to effective security policies and prevention of unauthorized access.
Media Security Accreditation Program Overview.V4.2. 8.13.09ldyson23
The document describes the Content Delivery and Storage Alliance (CDSA), an organization that has developed Anti-Piracy and Compliance Programs (APCP) standards and certification programs since 1997 to help companies in the content delivery industry combat piracy and protect security. The CDSA determines companies' inherent security risks based on their scope of operations and provides standard or enhanced certification programs to help companies implement appropriate security controls and documentation. The APCP certification programs and standards provide benefits like authoritative best practices, managing security/piracy risks, and supporting business needs.
This document provides specifications for improving content protection as digital distribution technologies advance. It outlines threats like the availability of ripping software and pre-release pirated copies. It then describes specifications for DRM systems, platforms, and end-to-end systems to address these threats. The DRM system specifications include requirements for cryptography, binding licenses to devices, software and content diversity, and integrity/robustness. The goal is to prevent a single compromise from enabling widespread piracy of multiple titles or devices.
An overview of software compliance management and how it relates to software asset management. Also, our services to address these issues are discussed.
Introduction to 360is, a professional services company, working in the areas of Virtualization, Security, and Performance Tuning for mission critical systems. For more information visit www.360is.com.
A technology services provider in Sacramento needed to comply with HIPAA regulations by securely transmitting patient healthcare data across different operating systems. Their initial Microsoft IPSec solution lacked scalability and cross-platform compatibility. They implemented Apani's EpiForce solution, which uses IPSec encryption to securely transmit data between servers on different platforms in a centralized, manageable way. EpiForce's flexibility addressed their needs for security, scalability, and support of multiple operating systems and vendors.
Managed services involve transferring day-to-day management responsibilities to a service provider as a strategic method for improved operations. For RFID, managed services can include device/equipment management, line-of-business applications, and database/data management delivered as software-as-a-service, leasing/financing outsourcing services, or hybrid deployments that bundle hardware and software. Adoption of managed services models for RFID addresses problems with large legacy systems by shifting capital expenditures to operating expenditures and risks to the service provider while providing varied service cost models and support/upgrades included in costs. However, barriers to adoption include concerns over relinquishing control and risks associated with new business models.
7 Mistakes of IT Security Compliance - and Steps to Avoid ThemSasha Nunke
The document discusses 7 common mistakes made in IT security compliance including: decentralized policy management, failing to establish a common definition of compliance, treating compliance as a tactical issue rather than strategic, failing to test solutions before implementing them, seeing audits as a nuisance, lacking buy-in from administrators, and being unaware of hidden costs of compliance solutions. The document provides examples and effects of each mistake and recommends centralizing policy management, establishing common definitions, taking a strategic approach, thorough testing, viewing audits positively, gaining administrator support, and understanding total solution costs.
Media Security Accreditation Program Overview.V4.2. 8.13.09ldyson23
The document describes the Content Delivery and Storage Alliance (CDSA), an organization that has developed Anti-Piracy and Compliance Programs (APCP) standards and certification programs since 1997 to help companies in the content delivery industry combat piracy and protect security. The CDSA determines companies' inherent security risks based on their scope of operations and provides standard or enhanced certification programs to help companies implement appropriate security controls and documentation. The APCP certification programs and standards provide benefits like authoritative best practices, managing security/piracy risks, and supporting business needs.
This document provides specifications for improving content protection as digital distribution technologies advance. It outlines threats like the availability of ripping software and pre-release pirated copies. It then describes specifications for DRM systems, platforms, and end-to-end systems to address these threats. The DRM system specifications include requirements for cryptography, binding licenses to devices, software and content diversity, and integrity/robustness. The goal is to prevent a single compromise from enabling widespread piracy of multiple titles or devices.
An overview of software compliance management and how it relates to software asset management. Also, our services to address these issues are discussed.
Introduction to 360is, a professional services company, working in the areas of Virtualization, Security, and Performance Tuning for mission critical systems. For more information visit www.360is.com.
A technology services provider in Sacramento needed to comply with HIPAA regulations by securely transmitting patient healthcare data across different operating systems. Their initial Microsoft IPSec solution lacked scalability and cross-platform compatibility. They implemented Apani's EpiForce solution, which uses IPSec encryption to securely transmit data between servers on different platforms in a centralized, manageable way. EpiForce's flexibility addressed their needs for security, scalability, and support of multiple operating systems and vendors.
Managed services involve transferring day-to-day management responsibilities to a service provider as a strategic method for improved operations. For RFID, managed services can include device/equipment management, line-of-business applications, and database/data management delivered as software-as-a-service, leasing/financing outsourcing services, or hybrid deployments that bundle hardware and software. Adoption of managed services models for RFID addresses problems with large legacy systems by shifting capital expenditures to operating expenditures and risks to the service provider while providing varied service cost models and support/upgrades included in costs. However, barriers to adoption include concerns over relinquishing control and risks associated with new business models.
7 Mistakes of IT Security Compliance - and Steps to Avoid ThemSasha Nunke
The document discusses 7 common mistakes made in IT security compliance including: decentralized policy management, failing to establish a common definition of compliance, treating compliance as a tactical issue rather than strategic, failing to test solutions before implementing them, seeing audits as a nuisance, lacking buy-in from administrators, and being unaware of hidden costs of compliance solutions. The document provides examples and effects of each mistake and recommends centralizing policy management, establishing common definitions, taking a strategic approach, thorough testing, viewing audits positively, gaining administrator support, and understanding total solution costs.
Securing & Asuring E Governance Servicessubramanian K
This document discusses securing and assuring eGovernance services. It provides an overview of relevant policy guidelines, standards, and frameworks. The key points are:
1. It outlines important NeGP policy guidelines related to identity and access management, information security, and baseline security requirements.
2. It discusses the need for an integrated security and cyber assurance framework to ensure requirements are specified, specifications are complied with, and users are satisfied.
3. Achieving quality in eGovernance requires ensuring best practices from international standards are followed in design and implementation of processes and services.
CPC, a leader in captioning technology, relies on SafeNet Sentinel HASP to protect and license its software. Sentinel HASP allows CPC to license its $2,000-$9,000 software to single machines, preventing unauthorized use. This protects CPC's revenue and intellectual property. Sentinel HASP also makes it easy for CPC to remotely update software licenses and upgrade keys for new software versions, allowing CPC to adapt to changing technologies while maintaining protection. Using Sentinel HASP, CPC can offer innovative captioning software securely without risk of being unprotected.
The document discusses how HP Software helps customers capitalize on opportunities while managing risks in today's digital world. It provides modular performance systems that deliver real-time, actionable intelligence from all information sources to help customers achieve confidence, insight, and agility. Case studies show how McKesson, Avis, and the U.S. Army benefited from improved application availability, informed decision making, and application security respectively.
This document provides an agenda and background information for a CISQ Executive Forum. The forum will include introductions to CISQ, the SEI, and OMG. There will also be sessions on quality issues and objectives for CISQ. CISQ aims to develop standard and automatable measures for evaluating software quality and promote their global acceptance. It operates through executive forums, technical meetings, and member involvement to define issues and drive adoption of quality standards. Initial work groups are focusing on size, security, and other attributes. Future directions may include additional measures and addressing industry challenges.
DIP Tech, a leading supplier of digital printing systems for glass, needed to protect its valuable software and IP for its unique glass printing technology. It implemented Sentinel HASP to provide flexible software licensing and robust protection against piracy and reverse engineering. With HASP, DIP Tech can now offer trial versions, feature-based licensing, and improved software distribution. This has increased sales and enhanced the customer experience while better utilizing company resources.
Barrister Global Services Network is a premier provider of multi-vendor IT lifecycle services. They have over 35 years of experience and the largest footprint in the United States. They provide a range of services including deployment, installation, maintenance, disposal, help desk support, and managed print services across the United States, Canada, and globally. Barrister has a vast network of over 13,000 certified technicians, maintains high SLA attainment and customer satisfaction ratings, and has experience with large-scale government and commercial projects.
This document provides a roadmap for video services at NTS. It outlines the types of video services as real-time/near real-time or video on demand. It then describes several current and planned video applications including video conferencing, video streaming, IPTV, Access Grid, campus video cameras, and digital signage. It emphasizes that support tools and quality of service are critical to support real-time video applications and ensure a high quality experience. The roadmap is intended to guide NTS's prioritization and allocation of resources for developing and testing new video technologies.
Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Success StoryImprivata
The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust implemented Imprivata OneSign Single Sign-On to reduce the burden on their IT helpdesk from password reset requests, which accounted for 55% of calls. OneSign consolidated network and physical security across the organization's applications and building access systems. This allowed staff to access all authorized applications with one credential via smartcard, increasing productivity while improving security. The Trust saw a 40% reduction in password reset calls to the helpdesk after rolling out OneSign.
This document discusses how secure, flexible, and cost-effective IT solutions from SunGard Availability Services can help financial services firms maintain continuous availability of systems and data. SunGard offers infrastructure as a service (IaaS) from its highly scalable cloud environment. Their managed recovery program also takes responsibility for customers' testing and recovery processes. Overall, SunGard has over 30 years of experience managing complex IT environments for financial services companies.
SIGNificant ColorPad 6 – The perfect signature pad.
End-to-end security – Encryption of the sensitive signature row data takes place on the pad, rather than in the unsafe “computer” environment.
Display the whole document – The signature pad can show the whole document (multilateral), not just parts of it limited to the screen size of the pad. Buttons on the pad allow for document browsing via vertical or horizontal scrolling and zooming.
Patented palm rest – The unique palm rest allows for natural signing like on paper and thus recording a natural signature – unlike other pads, where your hand is quickly hovering up in the air.
Sign directly onto documents – it’s almost like signing a paper document.
No driver installation necessary – Thanks to the “Encrypted HID Standard”, driver installation is not required for W2000, XP, Vista, Win7, Linux and MAC OSX.
Mode for left hand writing – Both left-handed and right-handed people can find the optimum position for writing. The screen can be rotated through 180⁰.
Advertising – The brilliant color display, with a resolution of 640×480 pixels, can present your latest offers, products, solutions and services perfectly in standby mode. Moreover, the whole pad can be customized according to your CI. See example on the left.
Pen holder – The pad includes a holder in the side for secure storage of the pen during transport, as well as a second, vertical holder for when the pad is in use. The pen is attached by a cord to ensure its safekeeping.
Mounting possibilities – On the back of the signature device are two screw holes for table and wall mounting. Accessories for mounting are sold separately.
xyzmo SIGNificant provides a mobile point-of-sale solution that allows insurance agents to electronically capture signatures on applications and other documents using handwritten signatures. This streamlines processes, reduces costs associated with paper, and improves customer experience and agent productivity. Information is automatically synced in real-time to backend systems, reducing errors. The solution was implemented by Phoenix Insurance, Israel's largest insurer, reducing paper usage and streamlining business procedures.
This document discusses online e-signing solutions, including typical functionalities, authentication methods, signing methods, security aspects, standard vs proprietary approaches, and deployment methods. The key functionalities are sending documents for signature, signing documents, and managing the signature workflow. Authentication can range from email-only to using biometrics. Signing methods include placeholder signatures, personal signatures, and biometric signatures. The document focuses on selecting appropriate solutions while ensuring security, standards compliance, and deployment flexibility.
This document discusses mobile e-signing and paperless contracting in mobile sales and service delivery. It outlines the benefits of digital signatures over paper documents in terms of cost savings, efficiency and customer experience. It then evaluates different options for mobile e-signing technologies, including signing devices, deployment models and document formats that are well-suited for mobile use cases in industries like insurance sales. The preferred approach is to use a native mobile app for capturing handwritten signatures on a tablet or smartphone to get biometric data and ensure security, while maintaining a similar experience to paper signing.
This survey of 312 mobile internet users in Moscow found that most respondents were younger adults aged 18-34 who use their mobile phones daily to access the internet. The most popular activities included visiting mobile-optimized websites, checking emails, using apps, and getting news. Mobile internet was used in various locations like home, work, transportation, and cafes. Most respondents had subscriptions to pay for mobile data usage.
This document advertises an online application called Proved that allows entrepreneurs and investors to test business ideas with UK consumers for free or for £199. It highlights that traditional market research is too expensive for startups, but that DIY methods lack expertise. Proved offers a ready-made solution where users input their idea and Proved's smart questionnaire automatically collects consumer feedback and compares results to its database to provide improvement recommendations. The first 50 ideas can sign up for free pilot testing scheduled for March 2013.
This document summarizes a presentation on exploring ways to integrate surveys into the mobile landscape in Russia. It compares mobile CATI, CAWI, and SAWI (mobile CAWI) data collection methods. A study was conducted in Moscow and Yekaterinburg using these four methods: a mobile CATI RDD sample, an online CAWI access panel, an online SAWI access panel, and an SMS river sample using a mobile payment terminal. Response and completion rates were highest for mobile CATI and lowest for the SMS river. Key findings indicate representativeness does not exist, the SMS river sample needs more research, and the SAWI access panel is noticeably biased toward more affluent users.
This document provides an overview of mobile surveys in Russia and the CIS region. It discusses trends in mobile phone ownership and mobile internet usage. It then introduces Mobiety, a mobile research agency that provides an online tool for conducting mobile surveys. Mobiety's tool allows researchers to build questionnaires, distribute surveys via SMS, view real-time responses, and export data. The document outlines Mobiety's network of interviewers, data formats, client experience, partnerships, and future plans to expand mobile survey methods and networks in Russia.
Securing & Asuring E Governance Servicessubramanian K
This document discusses securing and assuring eGovernance services. It provides an overview of relevant policy guidelines, standards, and frameworks. The key points are:
1. It outlines important NeGP policy guidelines related to identity and access management, information security, and baseline security requirements.
2. It discusses the need for an integrated security and cyber assurance framework to ensure requirements are specified, specifications are complied with, and users are satisfied.
3. Achieving quality in eGovernance requires ensuring best practices from international standards are followed in design and implementation of processes and services.
CPC, a leader in captioning technology, relies on SafeNet Sentinel HASP to protect and license its software. Sentinel HASP allows CPC to license its $2,000-$9,000 software to single machines, preventing unauthorized use. This protects CPC's revenue and intellectual property. Sentinel HASP also makes it easy for CPC to remotely update software licenses and upgrade keys for new software versions, allowing CPC to adapt to changing technologies while maintaining protection. Using Sentinel HASP, CPC can offer innovative captioning software securely without risk of being unprotected.
The document discusses how HP Software helps customers capitalize on opportunities while managing risks in today's digital world. It provides modular performance systems that deliver real-time, actionable intelligence from all information sources to help customers achieve confidence, insight, and agility. Case studies show how McKesson, Avis, and the U.S. Army benefited from improved application availability, informed decision making, and application security respectively.
This document provides an agenda and background information for a CISQ Executive Forum. The forum will include introductions to CISQ, the SEI, and OMG. There will also be sessions on quality issues and objectives for CISQ. CISQ aims to develop standard and automatable measures for evaluating software quality and promote their global acceptance. It operates through executive forums, technical meetings, and member involvement to define issues and drive adoption of quality standards. Initial work groups are focusing on size, security, and other attributes. Future directions may include additional measures and addressing industry challenges.
DIP Tech, a leading supplier of digital printing systems for glass, needed to protect its valuable software and IP for its unique glass printing technology. It implemented Sentinel HASP to provide flexible software licensing and robust protection against piracy and reverse engineering. With HASP, DIP Tech can now offer trial versions, feature-based licensing, and improved software distribution. This has increased sales and enhanced the customer experience while better utilizing company resources.
Barrister Global Services Network is a premier provider of multi-vendor IT lifecycle services. They have over 35 years of experience and the largest footprint in the United States. They provide a range of services including deployment, installation, maintenance, disposal, help desk support, and managed print services across the United States, Canada, and globally. Barrister has a vast network of over 13,000 certified technicians, maintains high SLA attainment and customer satisfaction ratings, and has experience with large-scale government and commercial projects.
This document provides a roadmap for video services at NTS. It outlines the types of video services as real-time/near real-time or video on demand. It then describes several current and planned video applications including video conferencing, video streaming, IPTV, Access Grid, campus video cameras, and digital signage. It emphasizes that support tools and quality of service are critical to support real-time video applications and ensure a high quality experience. The roadmap is intended to guide NTS's prioritization and allocation of resources for developing and testing new video technologies.
Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Success StoryImprivata
The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust implemented Imprivata OneSign Single Sign-On to reduce the burden on their IT helpdesk from password reset requests, which accounted for 55% of calls. OneSign consolidated network and physical security across the organization's applications and building access systems. This allowed staff to access all authorized applications with one credential via smartcard, increasing productivity while improving security. The Trust saw a 40% reduction in password reset calls to the helpdesk after rolling out OneSign.
This document discusses how secure, flexible, and cost-effective IT solutions from SunGard Availability Services can help financial services firms maintain continuous availability of systems and data. SunGard offers infrastructure as a service (IaaS) from its highly scalable cloud environment. Their managed recovery program also takes responsibility for customers' testing and recovery processes. Overall, SunGard has over 30 years of experience managing complex IT environments for financial services companies.
SIGNificant ColorPad 6 – The perfect signature pad.
End-to-end security – Encryption of the sensitive signature row data takes place on the pad, rather than in the unsafe “computer” environment.
Display the whole document – The signature pad can show the whole document (multilateral), not just parts of it limited to the screen size of the pad. Buttons on the pad allow for document browsing via vertical or horizontal scrolling and zooming.
Patented palm rest – The unique palm rest allows for natural signing like on paper and thus recording a natural signature – unlike other pads, where your hand is quickly hovering up in the air.
Sign directly onto documents – it’s almost like signing a paper document.
No driver installation necessary – Thanks to the “Encrypted HID Standard”, driver installation is not required for W2000, XP, Vista, Win7, Linux and MAC OSX.
Mode for left hand writing – Both left-handed and right-handed people can find the optimum position for writing. The screen can be rotated through 180⁰.
Advertising – The brilliant color display, with a resolution of 640×480 pixels, can present your latest offers, products, solutions and services perfectly in standby mode. Moreover, the whole pad can be customized according to your CI. See example on the left.
Pen holder – The pad includes a holder in the side for secure storage of the pen during transport, as well as a second, vertical holder for when the pad is in use. The pen is attached by a cord to ensure its safekeeping.
Mounting possibilities – On the back of the signature device are two screw holes for table and wall mounting. Accessories for mounting are sold separately.
xyzmo SIGNificant provides a mobile point-of-sale solution that allows insurance agents to electronically capture signatures on applications and other documents using handwritten signatures. This streamlines processes, reduces costs associated with paper, and improves customer experience and agent productivity. Information is automatically synced in real-time to backend systems, reducing errors. The solution was implemented by Phoenix Insurance, Israel's largest insurer, reducing paper usage and streamlining business procedures.
This document discusses online e-signing solutions, including typical functionalities, authentication methods, signing methods, security aspects, standard vs proprietary approaches, and deployment methods. The key functionalities are sending documents for signature, signing documents, and managing the signature workflow. Authentication can range from email-only to using biometrics. Signing methods include placeholder signatures, personal signatures, and biometric signatures. The document focuses on selecting appropriate solutions while ensuring security, standards compliance, and deployment flexibility.
This document discusses mobile e-signing and paperless contracting in mobile sales and service delivery. It outlines the benefits of digital signatures over paper documents in terms of cost savings, efficiency and customer experience. It then evaluates different options for mobile e-signing technologies, including signing devices, deployment models and document formats that are well-suited for mobile use cases in industries like insurance sales. The preferred approach is to use a native mobile app for capturing handwritten signatures on a tablet or smartphone to get biometric data and ensure security, while maintaining a similar experience to paper signing.
This survey of 312 mobile internet users in Moscow found that most respondents were younger adults aged 18-34 who use their mobile phones daily to access the internet. The most popular activities included visiting mobile-optimized websites, checking emails, using apps, and getting news. Mobile internet was used in various locations like home, work, transportation, and cafes. Most respondents had subscriptions to pay for mobile data usage.
This document advertises an online application called Proved that allows entrepreneurs and investors to test business ideas with UK consumers for free or for £199. It highlights that traditional market research is too expensive for startups, but that DIY methods lack expertise. Proved offers a ready-made solution where users input their idea and Proved's smart questionnaire automatically collects consumer feedback and compares results to its database to provide improvement recommendations. The first 50 ideas can sign up for free pilot testing scheduled for March 2013.
This document summarizes a presentation on exploring ways to integrate surveys into the mobile landscape in Russia. It compares mobile CATI, CAWI, and SAWI (mobile CAWI) data collection methods. A study was conducted in Moscow and Yekaterinburg using these four methods: a mobile CATI RDD sample, an online CAWI access panel, an online SAWI access panel, and an SMS river sample using a mobile payment terminal. Response and completion rates were highest for mobile CATI and lowest for the SMS river. Key findings indicate representativeness does not exist, the SMS river sample needs more research, and the SAWI access panel is noticeably biased toward more affluent users.
This document provides an overview of mobile surveys in Russia and the CIS region. It discusses trends in mobile phone ownership and mobile internet usage. It then introduces Mobiety, a mobile research agency that provides an online tool for conducting mobile surveys. Mobiety's tool allows researchers to build questionnaires, distribute surveys via SMS, view real-time responses, and export data. The document outlines Mobiety's network of interviewers, data formats, client experience, partnerships, and future plans to expand mobile survey methods and networks in Russia.
This document discusses mobile research trends and a tool called MOBIETY. It notes that an increasing "mobile only" population doesn't use fixed phones. It outlines challenges with mobile research like delivery and privacy. MOBIETY is presented as a solution, allowing researchers to survey hard to reach audiences on mobile devices. The document reviews MOBIETY's testing, partnerships, and roadmap for expanding its panel, multimedia capabilities, and geographic coverage.
CNBS aspiration to facilitate their operation by streamlining their working processes lead them to search for a complete solution which would implement a high level of security, decrease risk levels and optimize the entire process of handling signatures and signatories in order to achieve improved efficiency. In addition it was also searching for a way to decrease manpower and other overhead expense. Their challenge was to find a system that would communicate with their existing systems, with minimum integration efforts. Before CNBS adopted xyzmo SIGNificant’s solution, all of the banks and financial institutions under its supervision were sending their reports manually signed by bank supervisors to the CNBS as hard- copies in a manual process. This process was inefficient as it was time and effort consuming and created a bottle neck of approximately three days on average each time.
Adaptive software development processes epitomized by Agile methodologies are based on continual improvement – incremental changes that emerge as teams iterate and learn about the product they are developing. This appears to conflict with the world of the program office, responsible for defining the software development lifecycle (SDLC), in which a stable and repeatable development process with well-defined ownership and controls is a common objective. Using recent examples in which agile methods have been successfully introduced into large organizations with existing SDLCs, we consider the difficulties of creating a verifiable process when the process itself is continually being modified, and look at how software development can be managed and controlled without stifling the benefits of adaptive software development processes.
The document provides guidelines and templates for organizations to ensure legal and ethical use of software. It includes templates for a company software policy, software code of ethics, software user profiles, and software budget planning. It also provides guidance on using a software register to track software licenses electronically or manually, and a template for an employee memorandum to communicate the software policy.
The document provides guidelines and templates for organizations to ensure legal and ethical use of software. It includes templates for a company software policy, software code of ethics, software user profiles, and software budget planning. It also provides guidance on using a software register to track software licenses electronically or manually, and a template for an employee memorandum to communicate the software policy.
This document provides brief descriptions of leading Israeli IT security companies and the technologies they offer. Actimize provides enterprise software solutions for anti-money laundering, brokerage compliance, and fraud prevention built on a single, shared risk platform. Beyond Security specializes in developing tools that uncover security holes in servers and networks through automated vulnerability scanning. Checkmarx develops automatic software to detect security vulnerabilities in source code during development.
This document discusses IT risk management and compliance services from Akibia. It describes how Akibia takes a risk management approach to compliance by helping companies implement security best practices while also achieving regulatory compliance. Akibia offers services such as regulatory gap analyses, vulnerability assessments, security strategy development, and payment card industry compliance assessments. The goal is to help clients cost-effectively meet compliance requirements while optimizing security.
Agiliance RiskVision is a risk management and compliance automation platform that streamlines IT risk management and reduces compliance costs. It provides visibility into risks across the enterprise and helps prioritize the most critical assets. The platform automates assessments, tracks remediation efforts, and delivers dynamic risk modeling to support business decisions. It also provides executives with accurate and up-to-date transparency into risk and compliance status.
Agiliance RiskVision is a risk management and compliance automation platform that streamlines IT risk management and reduces compliance costs. It provides visibility into risks across the enterprise and helps prioritize the most critical assets. The platform automates assessments, tracks remediation efforts, and delivers dynamic risk modeling to support business decisions. It also provides executives with accurate and up-to-date transparency into risk and compliance status.
Visure Requirements for Product and Embedded Devolpment - Visure Solutions - ...Visure Solutions
Visure Requirements is a requirements engineering tool that supports the entire requirements lifecycle from capture to management. It facilitates regulatory compliance, mitigates risk, and supports product lines and variants. The tool provides graphical modeling of requirements, semantic analysis, traceability, testing, and collaboration features. It can be configured for simple or advanced usage and integrates with other development tools.
This document provides information on various cyber security certifications, including ISO 27001 Lead Auditor, EC Council CEH v8, CCSK, CHFI, RHCSS, CCIE Security, CRISC, ISMS LA, COBIT, BS25999, ISO 27001, BS 7799, ISO 20000, CeISB, JNCP, CS-MARS, Check Point Certified Security Administrator, CSSLP, ITIL, CASP, QSA, PA-QSA, ASV, Trend Micro Certified Professional, IT Management, GIAC Penetration Tester (GPEN), and Offensive Security Certified Professional. Each certification is briefly described in one or two
Sunera business & technology risk consulting services -slide shareSunera
Sunera is a professional consultancy firm that provides risk consulting, internal audit, compliance, information security, and IT services. They have over 100 professionals across 12 offices in the US and Canada. Services include regulatory compliance, IT audits, continuous monitoring, data privacy, information security assessments, and PCI compliance. The goal is to help clients enhance controls, increase efficiencies, and overcome resource constraints cost effectively.
Sunera Business & Technology Risk ConsultingSunera
Sunera is a professional consultancy that provides regulatory compliance, information security, internal audit, and IT advisory services. It has over 100 professionals across 12 offices in the US and Canada. Services include internal audit, SOX compliance, IT audits, PCI assessments, information security consulting, data privacy, and business continuity planning. The goal is to help clients enhance controls, reduce risks and costs, and achieve compliance with regulations.
This document discusses the importance of information security certifications for professionals. It provides details on several popular certifications, including the CISSP, SSCP, CAP, CCFP, CSSLP, and EC-Council Certified Security Analyst (ECSA). For each certification, it lists the certifying body, typical cost, required exams, and topics covered. Overall, the document promotes certification as a way to prove expertise, command higher salaries, gain access to professional networks, and satisfy employer needs for verified skills in an increasingly threat-filled world.
IKON PQM is an online process and quality management platform that allows companies to efficiently manage policies, procedures, and monitor compliance. It features customizable policy creation and reporting, centralized updates, monitoring of staff activities, and alerts. Benefits include reduced audit costs, risk anticipation, and ensuring policy accuracy through real-time dashboards and reports. IKON PQM provides a customizable online audit template with workflows, post-audit reporting, and task tracking.
C S S L P & OWASP 2010 & Web Goat By Surachai.C Publish PresentationWon Ju Jub
The document provides information about Surachai Chatchalermpun's qualifications and an upcoming presentation on secure software development. It includes:
1) Surachai Chatchalermpun's credentials which include a Master's Degree in Management Information Systems and certifications as a Certified Secure Software Lifecycle Professional (CSSLP) and EC-Council Certified Security Analyst (ECSA).
2) An agenda for the presentation that will discuss challenges in application security today, provide an overview of the CSSLP and Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP), demonstrate the WebGoat security training tool, and include a WebGoat lesson.
3) A brief speaker profile for Surachai Ch
ProPharma Group is an industry leader providing qualification, compliance and technical services to life sciences companies to help improve their operations and maintain quality leadership in a changing regulatory environment. They understand that clients are driven by aggressive timelines and are comfortable working in such an environment while maintaining strong integrity and commitment to compliance. ProPharma Group assembles project teams with the right combination of project management and technical skills to successfully lead projects and ensure each project has the best possible team.
This document describes Dakota Software's ProActivity suite, which provides a complete solution to help companies plan, execute, verify, improve, sustain and monitor their environmental, sustainability and compliance programs. ProActivity allows users to understand applicable requirements, recognize compliance issues, and track and report on sustainability initiatives. It provides tools to efficiently manage EHS compliance and carbon management programs across multiple sites.
The document discusses building a smarter compliance program with J.J. Keller's safety and compliance services. It offers services across transportation, workplace safety, and human resources that help companies eliminate compliance risk, lower expenses, and comply with regulations. J.J. Keller's tailored solutions include advisory services, online and mobile tools, training, and publications to develop robust compliance programs and prevent fines, litigation, and accidents.
Computer Software Assurance (CSA): Understanding the FDA’s New Draft GuidanceGreenlight Guru
Understand the FDA's new draft guidance on Computer Software Assurance (CSA).
This presentation originally aired during the 2022 Future of QMS Requirements Virtual Summit.
The document is a brochure for Sentinel Family software solutions that provide software protection, licensing, and management. It discusses:
1) The challenges software publishers face in growing business in a competitive environment and the need for flexible licensing models.
2) How SafeNet's Sentinel solutions can help secure revenue, protect intellectual property, and maximize profitability through flexible licensing and management tools.
3) An overview of SafeNet's Sentinel product line, including solutions for software licensing security, flexible enterprise licensing, cloud services, and professional services.
Sentinel Software Monetization Solutions - Family Brochure
Content Security Brochure
1. It only takes one.
One security breach
One stolen file
One incident of copyright infringement
One single mistake can easily damage your
brand and reputation – and financially
devastate your organization.
The Content Delivery and Storage Association’s
global Anti-Piracy and Compliance Program (APCP)
Standards are an authoritative, industry-driven
set of best practices designed to manage and
minimize risks associated with handling, storage
and delivery of entertainment, software and
information content.
The Content Security Standards:
Content Protection and Security and Digital Download Supply Chain Security Standards
Procedures can be applied to all points
Intellectual property is arguably your or-
ganization’s most valuable asset. CDSA’s along the supply chain - from content cre-
Content Security Standards provide a ation, production, post production, digital
comprehensive framework for managing compression, encoding and authoring to
and safeguarding intellectual property, manufacturing, and the physical and digital
related media and digital assets, and physi- distribution of final product.
cal products. By achieving certification
in either Standard, your organization will The Standard is also compatible with
DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
SECURITY develop sound policies and procedures for ISO 27001 requirements and tailored spe-
PROGRAM better managing clients’ assets, prevent- cific issues associated with the handling,
ing unauthorized access, and mitigating or storage and delivery of valuable entertain-
preventing losses. These Standards and ment, software and information and assets.
2. Copyright & Licensing Standard:
COPYRIGHT & taken against them. Our programs have been
By achieving certification in the Copyright & Licens-
100% effective since the beginning nearly 10
ing Verification Program, your media replication
LICENSING VERIFICATION years ago.
facility demonstrates a high-level of capability and
PROGRAM commitment to the prevention of piracy throughout
The Standard is compatible with ISO 9001 require-
the manufacturing process - from order process-
ments and tailored to media manufacturing.
ing to delivery of the final product. The Copyright
& Licensing Standard specifies a framework for an
CDSA developed these standards in conjunction
effective anti-piracy compliance program, repre-
with an industry task force representing media
senting the essence of good and ethical business
manufacturers, content owners and their organiza-
practices.
tions from the motion pictures, music, games and
software publishing sectors. Our program is sup-
The Copyright & Licensing Standards are highly
ported and endorsed by the worldwide intellectual
effective: no certified disc replicator participating in
property community, manufacturers, and govern-
CDSA’s Copyright and Licensing audit program has
ment enforcement agencies.
ever had a copyright-related law enforcement action
Why become certified through a CDSA APCP?
We're proud to
The Content Delivery & Storage Association (CDSA) and its worldwide Anti-
• The Gold Standard - APCP Certification is the “gold Piracy and Compliance Programs reduce the risk of intellectual property
protect your content
being pirated, stolen or produced without authorization. Supply chain
sites providing post production, manufacturing, and physical and digital
standard” in anti-piracy and content protection and distribution services are certified by ISO-accredited auditors to ensure Copyright and Licensing Verification Certified Sites united Kingdom
CINRAM UK LTD, Ipswich www.cinram.com
compliance with rigorous APCP content protection and security standards. EDC BLACKBURN, Blackburn, Lancashire www.edc-blackburn.co.uk
AfriCA
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRIBUTION COMPANY (EDC) BLACKBURN LTD.,
Your content is in safe hands when you use a CDSA-certified site.
South Africa
security. For the past 10 years, CDSA has circled the
Blackburn www.edcllc.com
COMPACT DISC TECHNOLOGIES, Midrand
SONY DADC UK LTD, Southwater, West Sussex www.sonydadc.com
ASiA/PACifiC
NorTH AMEriCA
Australia
Canada
ARVATO DIGITAL SERVICES PTY LTD, Chester Hill, NSW
Q-MEDIA SOLUTIONS CORP, Richmond, British Columbia www.qmscorp.com
www.arvatodigitalservices.com
globe, performing numerous certification audits on
SONY DADC CANADA CO., Toronto, Ontario www.sonydadc.com
SONY DADC AUSTRALIA PTY LTD, Huntingwood, NSW www.sonydadc.com
uSA
SUMMIT TECHNOLOGY AUSTRALIA PTY LTD, Silverwater, NSW
AMERIC EVOLVED INC., Charlotte, North Carolina www.americdisc.com
www.summittechnology.com.au
arvato digital services llc, Weaverville, North Carolina
TECHNICOLOR PTY LTD, Alexandria www.technicolor.com.au
www.arvatodigitalservices.com
TECHNICOLOR PTY LTD, Braeside, Vic www.technicolor.com.au
CINRAM INC., Huntsville, Alabama www.cinram.com
China
nearly every continent.
CINRAM INTERNATIONAL, Richmond, Indiana www.cinram.com
SHANGHAI EPIC MUSIC MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS/SONY DADC CHINA CO
DELUXE DIGITAL STUDIOS, Burbank, California www.bydeluxe.com
LTD, Shanghai
DISC MAKERS, Pennsauken, New Jersey www.discmakers.com
SHANGHAI HUADE PHOTOELECTRON SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CO LTD, Shanghai
DISCFARM CORPORATION, Corona, California www.discfarm.com
Hong Kong
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRIBUTION COMPANY, Grover, North Carolina www.edcllc.com
ARVATO DIGITAL SERVICES LTD, Tai Po www.arvatodigitalservices.com.hk
JVC AMERICA INC., Tuscaloosa, Alabama www.jvcdiscusa.com
SONY DADC HONG KONG LTD, Tuen Mun www.sonydadc.com
L & M OPTICAL DISC LLC, Brooklyn, New York www.dxbind.com
india
OPTICAL DISC SOLUTIONS, INC (formerly SANYO Laser Products),
• Protecting Your Company - The preservation of
SONY DADC INDIA PVT LTD, Mumbai www.sonydadc.com
Richmond, Indiana www.odiscs.com
indonesia OPTICAL EXPERTS MANUFACTURING (OEM), Charlotte, North Carolina
DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY PT, Bekasi www.dmtech.web.id www.oemdisc.com
PT. TAKDIR JAYA ABADI, Tangerang SONY DADC US, Terre Haute, Indiana www.sonydadc.com
Malaysia THE ADS GROUP, Plymouth, Minnesota www.theadsgroupdifference.com
GSB SUMMIT CD (M) SDN BHD, Kuala Lumpur www.gsbsummit.com.my UNITED RECORD PRESSING, Nashville, Tennessee www.urpressing.com
content security is crucial to your company’s financial
Singapore VIGOBYTE DE MEXICO, San Diego, California www.vigobyte.com.mx
ARVATO DIGITAL SERVICES PTE LTD, Woodlands www.arvatodigitalservices.com
SUMMIT CD MANUFACTURE PTE LTD, Singapore www.smsummit.com.sg SouTH/LATiN AMEriCA
Taiwan Argentina
INFODISC TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD, Taipei www.infodisc.com AVH S.R.L, San Luis www.avh.com.ar
U-TECH MEDIA CORPORATION, Tao-Yuan Shien www.utechmedia.com.tw EPSA FABRICACIÓN, Buenos Aires www.epsa.com.ar
success, business reputation, and image. Our certifica-
LASER DISC ARGENTINA S.A., Buenos Aires www.grupolaserdisc.com
EuroPE TELTRON S.A., Buenos Aires www.teltron.com.ar
Austria Brazil
KDG MEDIATECH AG, Elbigenalp www.kdg-mt.com ARVATO DIGITAL SERVICES, Manaus www.arvatodigitalservices.com.br
SONY DADC AUSTRIA AG, Anif www.sonydadc.com ARVATO DIGITAL SERVICES, São Paulo, SP www.arvatodigitalservices.com.br
Belgium MICROSERVICE TECNOLOGIA DIGITAL da AMAZONIA, Barueri, São Paulo
tion programs have a direct and positive impact on the
VOGUE TRADING VIDEO NV, Kuurne www.vtv.biz SONY DADC BRAZIL, Manaus, Amazonas www.sonydadc.com.br
Czech republic VIDEOLAR S.A., Barueri, São Paulo www.videolar.com
GZ DIGITAL MEDIA, Lodenice www.gzcdm.com VIDEOLAR S.A., Manaus www.videolar.com
france Mexico
CINRAM OPTICAL DISC S.A./CINRAM FRANCE, Louviers www.cinram.com ARVATO DIGITAL SERVICES MÉXICO, Atzcapozalco, Mexico City www.
bottom line.
CINRAM OUEST S.A., Gallion www.cinram.com arvatodigitalservices.com
MPO FRANCE, Averton www.mpo.fr CINRAM LATINOAMERICANA, S.A. DE C.V., Mexico City www.cinram.com.mx
SONY DADC MEXICO S.A. DE C.V., Tlalnepantla, Edo. De Mex. www.sonydadc.com
Germany
ARVATO DIGITAL SERVICES MANUFACTURING EMEA, Gütersloh
www.arvatodigitalservices.com
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Digital Download Supply Chain Certified Sites
CINRAM GmbH, Alsdorf www.cinram.de
• Timothy J. Gorman, Director of Anti-Piracy Compliance Program - Worldwide ELSÄSSER GLASSMASTER GMBH, Horb an Neckar www.elsaesser.com
tgorman@contentdeliveryandstorage.org EuroPE
ENTERTAINMENT DISTRIBUTION COMPANY, Hannover www.edc-gmbh.com
• Highly Qualified Audit Staff - Our audits are
INFODISC TECHNOLOGY GMBH, Renchen www.infodisc-gmbh.de france
• Peter Wallace, Director of Anti-Piracy Compliance Program - Europe/Middle East/Africa
OPTIMAL MEDIA PRODUCTION GMBH, Röbel www.optimal-online.de OPENDISC, Paris
pwallace@contentdeliveryandstorage.org
italy
• James S. Wise, Director - Director of Anti-Piracy Compliance Program - Asia
IMS MANUFACTURING SRL, ITALY, Caronno Pertusella (VA) www.imsgroup.it
jwise@contentdeliveryandstorage.org Post Production Anti-Piracy Security Certified Sites
Netherlands
docdata media b.v., Tilburg www.docdatamedia.com
w w w. c o n t e n t d e l i v e r y a n d s t o r a g e . o r g
performed by a highly qualified audit staff with an av-
NorTH AMEriCA
Poland
uSA
TAKT Sp. z o.o., Boleslaw www.takt.eu
The CDSA Anti-Piracy Certification/Compliance Programs are supported by the following worldwide agencies: DELUXE DIGITAL STUDIOS, Burbank, California www.bydeluxe.com
russia
• International Federation Of The Phonographic Industry (IFPI) • Business Software Alliance (BSA) • Digital Software Association
REPLIMASTER, Moscow www.dvdpro.ru
(DSA) • Entertainment Software Assoc. (ESA) • Software & Information Industry Assoc. (SIIA) • International Video Federation (IVF)
Spain
• Motion Picture Association (MPA) • Bureau International des Sociétés Gérant les Droits d’Enregistrement et de ARVATO DIGITAL SERVICES, Madrid www.arvatodigitalservices.com
erage of 15 years experience and possess a wide array
Reproduction Mécanique (BIEM) • Bescherming Rechten Entertainment Industrie Nederland (BREIN) Sweden
DICENTIA SWEDEN AB, Kista www.dicentia.se
CONTENT DELIVERY & STORAGE ASSOCIATION
of professional credentials (e.g, ISO 9001, ISO 27001,
ISO 14001, Certified Information Security Auditor Who should use CDSA’s APCP certification programs?
(CISA), Certified Information Security System Professional
• Any entertainment, software, media, data center, or e-
(CISSP), and/or law enforcement and security investigations
Commerce organization that values information and asset
experience).
protection and security
• Demonstrated Commitment - By achieving APCP cer-
• CFO, Purchasing executives or other key financial profes-
tification, your company demonstrates to its supply chain
sionals responsible for selecting qualified suppliers and
partners and employees that it is committed and capable of
supply chain partners. Our standards are an exceptional
offering the best possible assurance that clients’ priceless
set of requirements that should be a part of all Requests
assets and information will be kept safe and secure.
for Proposals (RFPs)
• Cost Effective - We provide certification audits at a frac-
• Marketing and Sales executives
tion of the cost of most corporate supplier audit programs.
• Corporate IT and Quality Assurance functions who seek to
• Alignment with Other Management System - Our
outsource costly supplier audits and site visit programs
industry-specific standards are compatible with ISO 9001
• Any studio or intellectual property rights owner needing
(quality management system) and ISO 27001 (information
objective, 3rd party assessments of its supply chain
management system) standards, while addressing other key
partners
issues important to your industry.
• Any company interested in demonstrating its own compe-
• Fiscally Responsible - CDSA’s independent, third-party
tence, commitment, and technical and process capability
site certification programs are a true value. Our audits are
to effectively handle, maintain, transmit and/or deliver
affordable, especially when compared to the staggering
information content, assets, or products securely and
costs of a single security breach.
responsibly
3. What is the certification process?
Whether an organization applies for certification to the CDSA
Copyright & Licensing Verification or one of the Content Security
APCP Certification Process
Standards, the certification process consists of four steps.
• Step One Step One:
Program Application
Submit Application for an
Receipt of your application and $5,500 US fee is the first step
APCP Certi cation Program
in the certification process. Once you are accepted into the pro-
gram your organization will be provided APCP program resources
and orientation training/training materials to help your organiza- • Develop management system
tion implement the applicable Standard. documents in conformance
with requirements of Standard
The Program Application Fee includes a review of your organiza-
tion’s program documentation. If necessary, any required changes • Submit documentation to CDSA
would be recommended to bring your manual in compliance with for Pre-Audit Approval
CDSA standards.
Step Two:
• Step Two
Undergo Initial
Initial APCP Certification Audit Phase
Certi cation Audit
The Initial Certification Audit Phase requires an audit to be con-
ducted, upon approval of manuals and procedures documentation.
The Initial Certification is valid for six months. The audit fees for
• Submit Corrective Action(s) to
this Initial APCP Certification Phase include the cost of the CDSA
CDSA, if applicable
certification audit, the audit report, corrective-preventive action
reviews and approval, and other benefits of participation program. • Site receives APCP Certification,
Upon successful audit completion, CDSA issues a Certificate of if the audit is successfully
Conformance to your organization. completed.
The initial audit fee is determined by the size and scope of your
Step Three:
organization. See the APCP Fee Schedule for more details.*
Undergo a Six-Month
• Step Three
Surveillance Audit
Initial Six-Month Audit and Annual
Certification Continuation Audits
Within six-months after Initial APCP Certification, your organiza- • Submit Corrective Action(s) to
tion must undergo a follow-up audit to ensure that the Program CDSA, if applicable
continues to conform to the requirements of the Standard. In this
• Site APCP Certification is renewed
Phase, your CDSA Certification is valid for a year from the date
for six-months, if the audit is
of the six month audit. Internal audits also must be conducted
successfully completed.
by your organization six months after the first CDSA certification
audit, and then annually thereafter.
Step Four:
The six-month audit fee is outlined in the APCP Fee Schedule.*
Undergo Continuation
• Step Four
Audits Annually Thereafter
Undergo Continuation Audits
Annually Thereafter
Annually, your organization must undergo a CDSA certification • Site APCP Certification is renewed
audit to maintain and annual CDSA audits thereafter; see fees for one (1) year, if the audit is
below. Annual audit fees include CDSA certification audit, the successfully completed
audit report, corrective-preventive action reviews and approval,
• To maintain certification, the site must:
and participation program. Upon successful completion of each
- Continue to conform to APCP requirements
annual audit, CDSA renews your organization’s Certificate of
- Conduct internal audits
Conformance.
- Undergo annual CDSA Audits successfully
The annual audit fee is outlined in the APCP Fee Schedule.*
*APCP Fee Schedule is available at www.contentdeliveryandstorage.org/apcpfees