Organizing for Security
Paul Rohmeyer · Kluwer Academic Publishers eBooks · 2005
Previous chapters in this book have examined a wide range of technical, legal, and organizational issues with regard to security. This final chapter provides in-depth coverage of the issues involved in developing a secure organization. It starts by examining the forces that are making security a top organizational concern. It goes on to a description of the information security organization from the perspectives of organizational theory and behavior theory. Next, the chapter provides an in depth discussion of the relationship between the CIO and CSO and concludes with a summary and brief discussion of the issues faced by organizations as they develop an architecture for security.