Today’s meeting will focus on framework and its purpose:
The concept of framework is for all entities within the organization to
work toward the goals of which our organization has set a target. The
goals of the organization with PB also aligned with the goals of our
investor. When I mention goal, I am referring to targeted areas,
concepts or strategies that are shared responsibility. For a simple
example Cyber Security. Although we have a dedicated Cyber Team,
we also have an IT department within each of our local branches and
PB trains each employee so that you aware of when to report and who
to report if something seems off or wrong. Our saying within PB’s”
Cybersecurity is every one’s responsibility.”
Although when you hear this, it may sound like check list I want to
ensure it is not (add in source).
(Deloitte,2022)
Please take a look at your handout provided, as we move along the
section labeled Framework Figure 1
This Image provides you with the need section for framework to
function and suggest an basic layout.
The next section labeled COBIT5. COBIT is the frame utilized
throughout PB
COBIT5 is the latest version and is an IT governance framework and
supporting toolset that allows managers to bridge the gap between
control requirements, technical issues and business risks (Sheikhpour,
2012).
COBIT 5
Figure 2 (COBIT, 2019)
Verbalize the 5 principles
Is what one would call inclusive as I am speak, please take a look at
the second image labeled figure 2. COBIT allows all of faculty ad staff
to remain on the same page. And work toward the same goals of which
even or investor share and remain with in compliance. Once this
briefing is over please take this handout with you.
Compliancy – is imperative and applicable on multiple platforms with
all organization. Consider this a tool to keep both you and your team
on broad with sharing responsibility of remaining compliance with all
standard to ensure the continuum of revenue of c cooperation and
yours.
Welcome abroad please be sure to check your email on a regular bases.
Bibliography
COBIT. (2019, JAN). Retrieved from https://www.isaca.org/resources
Sheikhpour, R. (2012, Jan researchgate).
An approach to map COBIT
processes to ISO/IEC 27001 information security management
controls
. Retrieved from researchgate:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/292833500_An_approach_t
o_map_COBIT_processes_to_ISOIEC_27001_information_security_man
agement_controls
https://www2.deloitte.com/us/en.html
