Digital Security
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Digital security is increasingly important as the world becomes more digital. It involves managing risks through understanding probabilities, impacts, and costs and benefits of mitigation strategies. The human element also influences security - some are overly optimistic and underestimate risks while others have paranoid reactions. A balanced view is needed that continuously re-evaluates risks. This is illustrated by the case of NSDL, a public organization providing depository services, which takes a process-based approach to information security through a security committee, risk assessments, certifications, and audits as part of ongoing management while also focusing on client needs.
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- 1. Digital Security Business, People and Economics T Koshy NSDL http://www.rollingstone-revelations.blogspot.com/
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- 5. Human Element Other End – Paranoid Reaction Constant Selling Pressure Advice of expert Ambient Noise Recent Events Need for a Balanced View Need for continuous rebalance.
- 6. NSDL Case Study .
- 7. NSDL Public Good Demat – Get it right the first time Primary Responsibility to the Depository State-of-the-art Technology PKI DRS Appropriate Tools Integrity and Honesty – The core values Risk as a part of Management Process Security Committee RAG Certifications Audits
- 8. Learning Information Security is about Managerial Choice Whether Gadget or Process. It should justify the merit Not a One-Time Activity – A Continuous Process It should form a part of organizational process and culture But Don’t Forget Your Client