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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 information infrastructure protection. 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 the research community.

IAAC's aim is to work for the creation of a safe and secure Information Society. It is a unique, not for profit body with high level support from government and industry backed by world class research expertise
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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.
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Directors & Corporate Advisors' Guide to Digital Investigations and Evidence
Written by Peter Sommer for IAAC, the guide highlights the technical and management issues faced by all organisations when developing a forensic readiness plan...
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 IA Maturity Scorecard
Where am I on the Information Assurance Map?...and how do I resolve the compliance and risk issues? DIAN can help...
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Directors' Guides to Managing Information Risk in conjunction with BT and the Information Security Awareness Forum (ISAF)

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

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IAAC Identity Assurance Programme 2007 Report of IAAC’s 16 October 2007 Workshop “How UK Government can Gain Citizen Support”

The report from this workshop is now available by logging in and going to the Events > Workshops page

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Latest Briefing Paper 65: The Needs and Concerns of the Citizen

This briefing Paper represents outputs from a highly successful workshop held on the 4th September which examined and tried to understand the needs and concerns of the citizen with regard to the development of a national digital identity infrastructure (NDII). It can be downloaded by logging in and visiting the Publications > Briefing Papers page.

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New Briefing Paper No 66. How UK government can gain citizen support

Briefing Paper No 66 is a report on a workshop, held on the 16th October 2007, which addressed what UK Government can do to provide the reassurances and support the citizen needs to be able to participate in a National Digital Identity Infrastructure (NDII). The paper can be downloaded by logging in then visiting the Publications > Briefing Papers page.

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Report from 4th September Workshop now available

The report from the 4th September Workshop: “Examining the Needs and Concerns of the Citizen” can now be downloaded by logging in and visiting the Events > Workshop page

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Sir Edmund Burton announced as new Chair of IAAC

 

13 September 2007: Lieutenant General Sir Edmund Burton KBE has been announced as the new Chairman of the Information Assurance Advisory Council (IAAC).  He succeeds Dame Pauline Neville-Jones, who moves on to concentrate on her new Shadow Minister of Security responsibilities for the Conservative Party.

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Symposium presentations now available

Presentations from the 8th Annual Symposium held on the 11th July 2007 are now available for IAAC Members and Sponsors by logging in and browsing to the Events > Symposium page.

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8th Annual Symposium: Government's Role In Identity Assurance 
11th July 2007, DTI Conference Centre, London

The Agenda for the 8th Annual Symposium is now available

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Why Join IAAC?

Updated information on the Membership Benefits available

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New Membership rates

IAAC now has two classes of membership: Corporate (covering the public and private sector) and Personal. Corporate membership costs £500 (+VAT) p.a. while personal Membership costs £150 (+VAT) p.a.

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