KPMG in Slovakia, Security, Privacy, Continuity

Security, Privacy, Continuity

Organizations across the world are looking for a solution to the puzzle of how much to invest in security to avoid the hidden costs of error, fraud and disruptions to business. The challenge is to get the balance right by targeting investment at the right priorities.

Organizations are looking to find the right balance between addressing these questions and the business need to operate quickly and flexibly. To do this effectively requires the right information security organization to be established with the skills to work closely with both business and IT management, as well as third parties.

Somebody said that there are no security risks, there are just business risks. From this perspective, KPMG's Security, Privacy and Continuity team has two missions. Support the clients in transforming their business priorities and needs into priorities, needs and requirements for information security and support the clients in understanding how information security weaknesses impact their business.

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Privacy Bulletin

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Spotlights

The status of information security in the Slovak Republic's public administration
The Slovak Ministry of Finance commissioned KPMG in Slovakia to survey the state of information security among public administration institutions. The survey results mapped the initial situation before the launch of e-Government and the enormous public administration modernization project. Considering the sensitive agenda of these institutions, they still have far to go to improve information security - whether in terms of personnel, budget, technical equipment, risk analyses, reporting security incidents or managing the change of information systems, etc. The survey report is available in Slovak, nevertheless, please see the main findings in the press release.

Information Security Survey in the Slovak Republic 2006
It is the second complex information security survey in the Slovak Republic conducted by DSM - Data Security Management magazine, KPMG Slovensko and the National Security Authority. Survey report comments on the findings both in Slovak and English.

Information Security Survey in the Slovak Republic 2004 Is a premier complex information security survey in the Slovak Republic conducted by DSM - Data Security Management magazine, KPMG and the National Security Authority.