Executive Summary (Risk Management)

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY LPPM UKRIDA Marcel KAJIAN MODEL KERANGKA KERJA TATA KELOLA TI, FOKUS AREA MANAJEMEN RESIKO (STUDI KASUS KEAMANAN INFORMASI DI UNIVERSITAS) JUNE 2014, V1.0

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Risk management study using frameworks.

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  • EXECUTIVE SUMMARY LPPM UKRIDA

    Marcel

    KAJ IAN MODEL KERANGKA KERJA TATA KELOLA TI, FOKUS AREA MANAJEMEN RESIKO

    (STUDI KASUS KEAMANAN INFORMASI DI UNIVERSITAS)

    JUNE 2014, V1.0

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Why should I care?

    IT governance is a subset d i s c i p l i n e o f c o r p o r a t e governance, focused on IT and its p e r f o r m a n c e a n d r i s k management.

    Evolved from Total Quality Management & ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems.

    There is no single model of good corporate governance. - OECD

    Corporate Governance GCG (Good Corporate Governance)

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Where is IT Governance in Corporate Governance?

    Corporate Governance Scope, PricewaterhouseCoopers

    Where is IT? Where is Business?

    No separation.. It is blend..

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE What is it?

    The interest in IT governance is value creation. Historically, board-level executives deferred key IT

    decisions to the company's IT management and business leaders. (Long-term goals)

    Short-term goals of those responsible for managing IT can be in conflict with the best interests of other stakeholders unless proper oversight is established.

    IT governance systematically involves everyone: board members, executive management, staff, customers, communities, investors and regulators.

    An IT Governance framework is used to identify, establish and link the mechanisms to oversee the use of information and related technology to create value and manage the risks associated with using IT.

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE What is it?

    Various definitions of IT governance exist.

    Whilst in the business world the focus has been on managing performance and creating value, in the academic world the focus has been on "specifying the decision rights and an accountability framework to encourage desirable behavior in the use of IT.

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE What is it?

    Although corporate governance involves many systems and structures, the heart of it lies in the boardroom (Bollard, 2003)

    IT Governance = leadership + Organizational Structure + Processes (ITGI)

    '(IT Governance) is an integral part of enterprise (corporate) Governance...' (ITGI)

    IT Governance is the responsibility of the Board of Directors and Executive Management' (ITGI)

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Corporate Gov IT Gov IT Management

    IT Governance Creation of setting in which others can manage effectively; business orientation: exernal; time orientation: future; do the right things! IT Management The making of operating decisions; business orientation: internal; time orientation: present; do things right!

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Focus area / scope?

    1. Which IT-related decisions shall be taken? 2. Which roles or people shall carry out those decisions? 3. How shall these decisions be taken? 4. How are the results to be monitored?

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Some facts?

    With the global economy showing signs of a gradual recovery, worldwide IT spending is on pace to total $3.8 trillion in 2014, a 3.2 percent increase from 2013 spending, according to the latest forecast by Gartner, Inc. (Gartner, April 2014)

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Some facts?

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Some facts?

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Some facts?

    Alinean ValueBase IT Spending Metrics for 20,000+ worldwide corporations

    Comparing IT spending versus revenue, we see that since 2004, IT spending as a percentage of revenue has been declining. IT spending lagged revenue growth substantially, declining as a percentage year over year.

  • Waves of Innovation & Economic Prosperity

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Waves of Innovation & IT Investment

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Corporate Gov IT Gov Information Security Gov

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Information Security Governance (Structural View)

    Information Security Governance OR Risk Management?

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Focus area / scope?

    IT Governance Focus Area, ITGI

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE What is Information Security Governance?

    Information Security Governance consists of the Leadership, Organizational structures, Processes/procedures Compliance enforcement/monitoring mechanisms and Technologies

    that ensure that the Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability of the organization's electronic assets (data, information, software, ..) are maintained at all times.

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE What is Information Security Governance?

    Information Security IT Security

    Information Security risk assessment, policies, implementation method of information risk control, ex: ISO27001, NIST, COBIT, RISK IT, 4A Risk Management Framework, etc.

    IT Security risk control of IT, ex: firewall, antivirus, encryption, etc.

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Information Security Governance in action

    Operational

    Tactical

    Strategic

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Main Topic of Information Security Governance

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Information Security

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    A.T. Kearney Analysis

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Information Security

    Risk Types Information Security Scopes

    The Weakest Link in security is People

  • Information Security (Global Institution Implementation Cycle) Step 1 : Get the Boards buy-in about IT Risk Management

    Step 2 : Select some guiding Best Practices

    Step 3 : Perform a basic risk analysis

    Step 4 : Create a Corporate Information Security Policy (CISP) and get the CISP signed by the Chairman/CEO

    Step 5 : Create the rest of the Information Security Policy Architecture

    Step 6 : Create an organizational structure for Information Security Governance

    Step 7 : Create an initial set of compliance/control measures and start using these measures to create reports on all 3 management levels.

    Step 8 : Create and implement an Awareness Program including aspects like information security job responsibilities

    Step 9 : Get the cycle goingkick start the process

    Step 10 : Redo the risk analysis from time to time to identify possible new risks

    Step 11 : Keep the Information Security Policy Architecture up to date

    Step 12 : Refine and expand the compliance control measures to cater for newly identified risks, enforce compliance and keep reporting to top management

    Step 13 : Continue to make all users more Information Security aware

    Step 14 : Return to Step 10.

    Risk Response

  • Information Security (Risk Analysis Cycle)

    Step 1 : Perform a risk analysis to determine the risks to be managed

    Step 2 : Determine and create the policies needed to support the management of the identified risks

    Step 3 : Determine the data needed to actually manage the risks (you can only manage that what you can measure)

    Step 4 : Determine the institutions capability to manage the identified risks with the data on hand

    Step 5 : Extract (gather) the data needed to reflect the status of every identified risk

    Step 6 : Determine (calculate) the status of every specific identified risk from the extracted data

    Step 7 : Represent the status of every risk in an easily understandable way

    Step 8 : Report the status to Executive Management

    Step 9 : Go back to Step 5.

  • Information Security Cycle

    Security is a process

    Best practice for PDCA?

    There is no single model of good corporate governance. - OECD

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Risk Management Framework (Scenario to Responses)

    Outlook & Inlook Analysis

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Risk Management Framework (Scenario to Responses)

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Risk Management Framework (Scenario to Responses)

    Outlook & Inlook Analysis

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Risk Management Framework (Scenario to Responses)

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  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Information Technology Lifecycle (Acquisition)

  • TATA KELOLA TI / IT GOVERNANCE Risk Management Framework

    'The ITGI recommends that boards review the risk management approach for the most important IT-related risks on a regular basisat least annually. Boards should be aware of any significant unmitigated ICT risks. (ITGI)