Improving Information Flow in the Information Security Market

Carl E. Landwehr · Kluwer Academic Publishers eBooks · 2006

The market for information security has long been seen as dysfunctional [1]. The remedy proposed in 1990 by [1] was to create a not-for-profit foundation that would establish Generally Accepted System Security Principles along the lines of similar principles for accounting. The proposed “Information Security Foundation” never really got off the ground, though recent years have witnessed continuing efforts to establish “Best Practices” in the government and elsewhere, and several not-for-profit organizations now offer information security training and guidelines.

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