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1. Introduction
2. Resiliency
3. Controls
4. Reliability
5. Control mechanisms
6. Principles of management
7. Key role of management
8. Some areas for control
9. Risk management
10. Risk management subcategories
11. Threats to systems requiring controls
12. Layers of control
13. Examples of preventive controls
14. Examples of detective controls
15. Examples of corrective controls
16. Embedded assumption of trust
17. Zero trust networking model
18. Zero trust model
19. Signals as triggers
20. Role of signals
21. Importance of feedback
22. Negative and positive feedback
23. Servomechanism
24. Assumptions
25. Role of filters
26. Cybernetics (1)
27. Cybernetics (2)
28. Cybernetic loop
29. Law of requisite variety
30. Requisite variety (1)
31. Requisite variety (2)
32. The role of granularity in control systems
33. The role of redundancy in control systems
34. Higher order systems
35. Beer's classification (1)
36. Beer's classification (2)
37. Hare's systems hierarchy
38. Network controls
39. Application controls
40. Auditing systems involving the computer
41. Regulatory compliance as a controls component
42. Control testing
43. Conclusions

Topics Covered

• Resiliency
• Reliability
• Control mechanisms
• Principles of management
• Risk management
• Threats to systems requiring controls
• Preventive, detective and corrective controls
• Zero trust networking model
• Signals as triggers
• Importance of feedback
• Servomechanism
• Cybernetics
• Law of requisite variety
• The role of granularity and redundancy in control systems
• Beer's classification
• Hare's systems hierarchy
• Network controls
• Application controls
• Auditing systems involving the computer
• Regulatory compliance as a controls component
• Control testing

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• Business Continuity and Risk Management

Categories:

• Technology & Operations

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Publication History

• Published on July 25, 2011