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Dates for your diary
IAAC Symposium - Wednesday 9th Sept, London...more

Directors & Corporate Advisors' Guide to Digital Investigations and Evidence 2nd Edition
Written by Peter Sommer for IAAC, the guide highlights the technical and management issues faced by all organisations when developing a forensic readiness plan...more

The Directors’ Guides to Managing Information Risk
The Directors Guides to Information Assurance, as launched at the InfoSecurity 2008 show on the 22nd April are now available for download. The creation of these guides was led by IAAC, with support by BT and Information Security Awareness Forum. more

People Centric Identity
Assurance
Learn about IAAC's People Centric Identity Assurance initiative...more

Latest Publications:


Identity Assurance Concluding Report

With this report, IAAC is calling for the UK Government to articulate a vision for UK nation-wide identity developments, and describes a framework under which the UK Government, academia and the private sector could work together with a shared understanding of what is needed from national identity infrastructures if those infrastructures are to be successful at supporting the huge diversity of public and private sector uses for which they will be needed. Find out more at Initiatives - Identity Assurance.


Second Edition of the Directors and Corporate Advisors to Digital Investigations and Evidence

Nearly all organisations underestimate how often they may be called on to produce reliable evidence of what has happened in and around their information and communication technology (ICT) systems. This may include crimes but more often, civil disputes. Businesses and other organisations also underestimate the demands that the legal system makes in terms of ensuring the admissibility and reliability of digital evidence. Both of these can have a profound impact on business welfare.The report can be downloaded here.
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