Security Workshops

Information Technology and systems have become increasingly important to business organizations in the Internet era, and companies depend greatly on these systems for support. Yet the importance of updated security information, awareness, and internal infrastructure procedures are seldom focused on prior to untimely security breaches and threats. Our Security Workshops encourage open discussion throughout all relative organizations to ensure that your business is not in jeopardy of loss or penalties due to a lack of knowledge, understanding of security regulations, practices, and effective infrastructure processes.

Security Workshops are available to our customers to assist them with identifying their security needs and matching them to their security related business requirements. These workshops are usually sponsored by management and "Customized" to support your individual business interests and industry focus. One of the key purposes of our workshops is to address the Infrastructure Security needs of an organization and the challenges it is faced with to deploy effective solutions.

The average Security Workshop begins with:

• An educational presentation of updated security practices and policies, cause and effect awareness examples and the need for them, and an overview of their importance in your specific industry and business requirements.
  
  
• Open discussion to identify and understand:
  
  
  1. The nature and priority of your organizations specific security requirements
  2. The current infrastructure procedures, interactive information flow, and process maturity
  3. The business activities that are using your external connections and their security environments
  4. Identify and analyze the key security components in your enterprise architecture, effectiveness, and compliance issues
  5. Discussion of current technologies relative to your current systems, applications, and network environment
  6. Address your current enterprise Security Policy and adherence to it

Areas Resolved by Workshop
	A knowledge base of relative informational security technologies has been presented to all designated management or staff levels, identifying your company's business requirements, and security needs.
	Opened informed discussion of your company's current security practices and an understanding of the roles and responsibilities of all business levels, needed to meet your business requirements.
	Leadership discussions on the roles and responsibilities of all business levels, their understanding of infrastructure processes and procedures, and ultimately their buy in of active participation to meet your required security practices.
	Opened security implications of your future business plans and any impacts they might have on your current enterprise architecture.
	Identified, sized and scoped the future PolyCommerce security engagement project requirements and sponsors.