Organizational security initiatives by corporations have been voted number one for IT project priorities for the year 2006. The increasing concern for the security of information systems is further intensified with the plethora of governmental regulations emphasizing security, both of information systems and of soft data.
AbstractThe lack of attention to basic safety and security standards by the humanitarian community is endemic. The tragic bombing and loss of life of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Iraq in 2003 is but one of many unfortunate examples; these incidents are increasing in number. Tools for establishing an organizational security framework are readily available. Capacity to implement this framework requires understanding the culture of safety and security and individual and organizational leadership. This report outlines the essential steps and components necessary to meet this requirement.MacphersonR, Burkle FM Jr. Neglect and failures of human security in humanitarian settings: challenges and recommendations. Prehosp Disaster Med. 2013;28(2):1-5.
Perception of Warning Signals in Organizational Security Management Systems
