New Information Security Guide For The eDiscovery Industry

Aug. 15, 2011 - PRLog -- Pivot Point Security's new eDiscovery Information Security Guide illustrates the various forms of information security attestation like vulnerability assessments, penetration tests, design reviews, gap assessments, SAS 70, ISO 27001, etc. The document also details cost, level of assurance, timing and the form of attestation in addition to a glossary for more details.

http://www.pivotpointsecurity.com/ediscovery

In a recent article explaining the differences between ISO 27001 and ISO 27002, John Verry (ISO 27001 Certified Lead Auditor at Pivot Point Security) asks, "How concerned are you about your Information Security posture? Are you trying to differentiate yourself from your competition?"

Curious about ISO 27001 and why customers are asking for it? Pivot Point Security is happy to offer many free resources about ISO 27001. For companies trying to dissect a particular problem, Pivot Point Security finds that a brief discussion can help clarify things more quickly than hours of research.

Are customers asking for security attestation? If not, it’s only a matter of time before they do. Pivot Point Security is seeing more clients being asked for attestation. That is why they developed the eDiscovery Information Security Guide. Visit the website, download the free eDiscovery Information Security Guide and ask for a conversation. Pivot Point Security makes it simple to know you're secure and prove you're complaint.

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Continually evolving technology, business requirements, regulations, and threats make "being secure" and "proving you're compliant" increasingly complex. The only logical response: Simplify. Pivot Point Security makes it easier to prove that you are secure and compliant. Pivot Point Security knows how important compliance is – and understands eDiscovery security.