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Siscon - A Company That Takes IT Security to the Next Level

The proper management of information security is one of the most important things that public organizations and private businesses should think of as the security of the company data is a major issue.

2012-11-15
HILLEROD, DENMARK, November 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) The proper management of the information security is one of the important things that public organizations and private businesses should think of as the security of the company data is a major issue.

Siscon offers high level of information security and a great tool called ControlManager.

With its module-based nature ControlManager offers different features that lead to improvement in the management process. Modules such as risk management, security handbook, contingency plans and emergency plans can greatly help managers. They will be able to focus on different tasks and simultaneously to keep track of the overall progress.

If we take a closer look at the modules that ControlManager offers we can see the following:

The Risk Management module - it offers to the users features like "Risk Assessment" and "View of Risk", which help to make the job of the IT manager easier. The Risk Management module and its five sub-modules give the opportunity to see the thorough analysis and to make changes if they are needed after the overview is done.

The Contingency module allows the users to build emergency, contingency and recovery plans that can come useful in disaster situations.

The Security Handbook module - with its help users can describe the security level of their business. Here they can create personalized security handbook or use some of the international standard templates that the tool offers by default.

There is a widespread synergy effect among the different modules, which makes it much more efficient to work with a tool like ControlManager and minimize the efforts. With ControlManager, the everyday work becomes much easier. Furthermore, Siscon provide full support with their team of skilled consultants - all professionals with years of experience.

To manage the IT security (it is interesting to know that the Danish term is Informationssikkerhed) aspects of a business is something with high importance. ControlManager is a great tool that allows risk assessment, status checking, strategy creation and a great variety of helpful information.

Siscon is an authoritative company that works with national and international standards - ISO 27001/ISO 27002 and organizations that have partners from three different Scandinavian countries - Finland, Denmark and Norway.

ControlManager by Siscon is the market's most comprehensive tool for information security management in private businesses and public organizations. The ControlManager by Siscon can be a contributory factor in the involvement of the entire company as active players in the security work and thus ensure the best possible integration of employers, management and IT departments - an involvement of utmost importance.

Website: http://siscon.dk


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[Press-News.org] Siscon - A Company That Takes IT Security to the Next Level
The proper management of information security is one of the most important things that public organizations and private businesses should think of as the security of the company data is a major issue.