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Compliance is not enough

The demands of regulatory compliance are among the factors driving IT and security managers within large organisations to improve their user-access governance processes, but the issues are broader and deeper than any regulations - and more serious than many senior executives think. The recent scandal at Societe Generale offers lessons from which every chief risk officer, chief information officer and chief security officer should learn, writes Brian Cleary

Risks related to unauthorised or inappropriate access to information resources can appear anywhere within an organisation at any time and spread rapidly through the business. All it takes is a single person with the wrong access. Such events range from minor policy and compliance violations to major operational failures with substantial financial, legal and reputational consequences.

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