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Our mission is to advance Information Assurance to ensure that the UK’s Information Society has a robust, resilient and secure foundation.    Further, we intend that users of digital products and services should be confident these are safe and secure for them, their families and their businesses.

 

The Information Assurance Advisory Council is a unique partnership that brings together corporate leaders, public policy makers, law enforcement and the research community to address the challenges of managing risks to information.   Managing these risks involves both technology and human activities.

 

We are engaged in the development of policy recommendations to government and corporate leaders at the highest levels. Our recommendations are influential because IAAC's Sponsors and Members comprise leading commercial end-users, government policy makers and distinguished academics. 

IIAC The Directors Guide to Managing Information Risk

 

IAAC's aim is to work for the creation and maintenance of a safe and secure Information Society. This is achieved by our being a not for profit body with high level support from government, the private sector and academia.

 

We have established a reputation for being a neutral honest broker of ideas focussed on emerging information assurance issues that are not yet being considered by other parties.

Publication

Governance and Consumeration Workshop Final Report 30/04/2012
Feb 2012 workshop 5 –Since IAAC began focusing on Consumerisation in October 2011, the pace of change has not stopped. Rather it has accelerated and some players are certainly consolidating their position and forging a future that is smart device focused.

 Events

National Fraud & Error Conference taking place on Thursday 24th  May at the QEII Conference Centre, Central London.

Click here to view the full programme

 

 

 

 From the Archives

Raising Awareness of Information Assurance in the UK

This 2002 Policy Paper from the IAAC Education & Outreach Working Group recommends the creation of a nation-wide public awareness campaign on Information Assurance & Information Security.

 

 

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