Risk Management Resource Portfolio Now Available

April 23, 2013

New content provided by Elsevier and the Security Executive Council equips executives, practitioners and educators with proven and practical solutions for successful security and risk management programs. Ten titles are now available in Elsevier’s Security Executive Council Risk Management Portfolio, and 15 more are planned for later in 2013.

According to an Elsevier press release, the new portfolio provides real-world solutions and “how-to” guidelines that executives can use to implement and tech proven physical and digital risk management strategies and tactics, written by SEC subject-matter experts.

The portfolio also makes this research-based information available to non-Council members.

Examples of the content include BYOD trends, managing risks in business, the essentials of establishing a new program, comprehensive baselines and frameworks to build new solutions.

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