Overview: Most entities actively seek maximizing stakeholder return on investments and fostering superior customer relations to sustain creation justification. With information technologies considered indispensable to providing processing efficiency, communication expediency and information reliability for stakeholders; entities need to safeguard adequately information assets because they have measurable value. Management typically requires a governance framework that enables organizational alignments, judicious resource allotments, risk management, value delivery and performance measurements to accomplish this security necessity.Why should you Attend: Information and associated technologies continue to advance toward diverse distributed configuration environments for entering, processing, storing, and retrieving data. The magnitude of changes occurring reflects the explosion of linked IT infrastructures connected to cloud computing service providers and mobile computing devices. Consequently, the impact of such decentralization has increased the need for effective safeguarding of information assets. Areas Covered in the Session:Forces affecting information security governance.Principles and practices when performing information security audits.Sound strategic and tactical information risk considerations.Three tiers of enterprise governance examination will occur regarding:ContentMeaningImplementation factorsResponsibilitiesWho Will Benefit:Audit Committee MembersRisk Management ManagersExternal AuditorsInternal AuditorsChief Executive OfficersChief Information OfficersCompliance ManagersChief Information Security OfficersInformation Technology professionalsControl Self-Assessment personnel