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Software capabilities
Our award-winning Citicus ONE software provides all the functionality you need to measure information risk and manage it down to an acceptable level across your organisation.
As a part of this process you can evaluate compliance with any standards
governing the development and operation of information systems.
Citicus ONE automates all the core features of the ISF's FIRM methodology and provides added functionality which will help you measure and manage information risk
and compliance efficiently across your organization. These extended capabilities were conceived, designed and developed by the team who originated the FIRM methodology. Thus, they reflect a detailed and coherent understanding of the challenges that need to be overcome to measure and manage information risk in business terms across an enterprise.
Summary of Citicus ONE's functionality
Citicus ONE's functionality is outlined below.
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Summary of Citicus ONE's
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Core capabilities
Citicus ONE is a web-based
application, available in six languages, designed to help you:
- Measure risk posed by any number of 'information resources', efficiently and accurately in meaningful business terms, in line with a formal, published methodology
- Present 'owners' of such information resources with business-like results that encourage them to drive information risk down to an acceptable level, and help them do so over time
- Present an overall picture of risk to
decision-makers from top management down
- Monitor compliance of information resources
with internal policies, regulatory requirements and established standards
- Manage both the evaluation process and
remediation activity in an efficient and constructive manner
- Customize key details of the process to reflect the nature of your organization's business activities, top management's attitude to risk and risk appetite, chosen standard(s) of practice, your corporate structure, and method of integration with your identity management and user authentication procedures.
Note: 'Information resources' is a collective term covering sets of information, business applications, e-commerce initiatives, computer installations, wide-area networks / LANS, and system development activities.
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