Information Assurance

Customer information, product blueprints, drug formulations, testing data and trading algorithms are all examples of critical intellectual property that firms spend billions of dollars on. Firms stand to lose credibility, be subject to costly criminal and civil litigation and disclosure of proprietary information in mere seconds without properly designed information controls.

Have your information assurance goals been properly aligned with your critical information assets? Are you spending the right amount on the right things to avoid unexpected losses?? Do you rely on a patchwork approach or a holistic one that addresses all your needs?? Has business management intent been accurately implemented in the technical infrastructure to support those intentions?