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IT Management ISS and Ernst & Young

Thanks to the fact that so many changes arerisks and threats. The continuing trend
taking place in the area of informationtoward outsourcing and use of emerging
management, ISS and Ernst & Young have cometechnologies increases the organizations
together to launch a professional diplomaexposure to outside security issues and
program to help accommodate these changes.threats.
The latest market trends report an
unprecedented demand for IT securityThe inclusion of Ernst & Young as a partner
professionals,  especially on a global scale.in the development of the course has served
several purposes, one of which is concerned
The Singapore government has highlightedwith the standards and industry practices of
professionally trained and skilled info-comthe programme graduates. Due to the fact that
security as one of their key strategies forthe course is centered around security issues
success. The program developed by ISS andand threats from outside influences, ISS felt
Ernst & Young is especially designed for ITthat selecting Ernst & Young as a partner
security specialists, systems analysts,would provide not only credibility to the
software  engineers, and department managers.programme, but security and risk knowledge
from  the  financing  sector.
The course that has been developed covers the
concepts of the principles of security,Ernst & Young currently provide technology
systems security, and information securityand risk services that range from overall
management as the primary focus. Therisk management to the implementation of
proliferation of internet technologies hasspecific security solutions. Both companies
dictated that organizations must be aware ofwill provide input for the programme with
all related risks when eliminating securitylecturers and courseware development
threats. No longer is it enough forresponsibilities.
organizations to consider only their own



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