The Control Policy Group

Helping the management board protect their information at the lowest cost

Data security specialists in Central Europe

The Security Lifecycle

The Control Policy Group is a data security consultancy focusing on Central Europe  with  offices in Warsaw, Wrocław and Tel Aviv -  an experienced, independent, multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary force of professional IT, data and  software security specialists.

We help the management board reduce security and compliance costs, protect customer data and prevent intellectual property abuse.

We use advanced network surveillance and proven threat models to give you a precise picture of where your data is going and how much it costs you.

The Control Policy Group provides consulting, investigative audit, training and advanced data security technology to clients in manufacturing, telecommunications and financial services.

In Central Europe – call  +48-608-29-3030 and ask for a meeting with one of our senior partners to discuss how we can help you protect your  data and lower your security costs.

Learn more about our enterprise information protection program.

Learn more about our enterprise software security assessment program.

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Data security for an SME

In the Data security for an SME workshop we will show business and IT managers how to deal with threats of porn, blogging, music/video downloads  and data leakage. We will  demonstrate how firewalls and anti-virus  don’t prevent data leakage and present practical ways of preventing data loss. Participation is free – click here to register.

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A holistic approach to security and compliance

Oct 22, 2009 we host the risk assessment specialist from Sweden, Michel Godet, who will be talking about how to save big money, by eliminating risk assessment silos. Michel will talk about his new approach – “All in 1″.

All in 1 unifies key risk assessment methodologies under one roof with building blocks. for highly cost-effective 3rd Party Information Assurance,

Silos ignore Commonality and cost money – especially when you have to certify that your third party service providers are compliant to standards like PCI DSS

  • Most organizations tend to manage in a sliced fashion, focused on meeting the requirements
    of individual regulations as they emerge
  • This approach carries significant risk of duplication of efforts and makes it extremely
    difficult for senior executives to invest in People, Technology and Processes
  • Senior executives must look for areas of  commonality, conflicts and potential synergy

Register now for this great online workshop with one of the top experts in the field.

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Data Security as business objective

October 15, 2009 – at our Thursday online data security workshop, we’ll be hosting OS Balaji, the Indian expert on Business process management.

OS will be talking about Data Security identified as business objective

Agenda

  • Business Strategy alignment with Business Process -
  • Information /Data Security identified as business objective -
  • Building processes integrated with Security aspects -
  • Software development,Banking ,Service industries etc. -
  • Case studies -
  • Key Metrics -
  • Advantages of building security framework as part of the Business process

Register now for this great online workshop with one of the top experts in the field.

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Data Security Best Practices workshops

The Control Policy Group is hosting  a series of six weekly data security workshops, starting Thursday September 3, 2009 15:00 GMT/16:00 CET. Each workshop is a Web conference with a 15-20′ presentation followed by 15′ of questions and answers. After the workshop – the presentation and audio podcast will be made available online to the participants.  Participation is free – click here to register.

Data security is a war – when the attackers win, you lose. We will help you win more.

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Using data security metrics and a value-based approach

In this Security management workshop, we introduce finance and business unit managers to a value-based approach  for reducing security costs and minimizing Value at Risk.   Participation is free – click here to register.

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Selecting data security technology

In this Security technology workshop for IT and network security practitioners, we will teach you a three step process you can use for selecting the right data security technology for your business at the best price.  In this session we’ll have a free discission of  the do’s and don’ts and the pros and cons of different technologies such as agent DLP, network DLP and DRM. Participation is free – click here to register.

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Selling data security to the CEO

In this Security technology workshop designed specially for senior IT and business line executives, we will show you how to navigate the “valley of death” of the complex sale of enterprise information protection and make or break the business justification with your management board. Through specific Business Threat Modeling(TM) tactical methods we will show you how to discover current data loss violations, quantify threats and valuate your risk in order to select the most cost-effective security technologies to protect your enterprise information.

Participation is free – click here to REGISTER FOR THE EVENT

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How to write an effective data security procedure in 2 pages or less

In this Security management workshop we will discuss the Oral Law and the Written Law: The good, bad and ugly of procedures. We will show you how to write an effective data security procedure in 2 pages or less and make it stick.   Register for the workshop

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Data security at home

In the Data security at home workshop we will discuss what happens when files come home and when removable devices and notebooks owned by your employees go to work. We will help clarify the threats and understand the issues of home (land) security and how to get your employees to practice what your preach. Participation is free – click here to register.

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