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What Is Truth to Power?

dedicated to bridging the gaps between governance and practice, technology and business, regulation and control, risk management and real market pressures, and your own knowledge and the knowledge of your peers.

built to create a common pool of knowledge—one big brain—that lets you work more efficiently, build technology and business practices more effectively, and endure audits more effortlessly.

a neutral hub through which you can reach many valuable information nodes, resource collections, and organizations that are helping people like you already, but in fractured ways.

against the idea that auditors, analysts, and consultancies can control information simply through their ability to collect and distill it. T2P's goal is to unlock the vast body of knowledge, insight, and conventional wisdom that we all have, make it freely available to you, and help you digest and interpret it—without undue cost, bias, or hype.

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Security Controls in External Environments: Partnerships, Outsourcing, and Supply Chain Considerations
Externally sourcing technology services still incurs internal security risks. A few key controls can help solidify your confidence in both procured technology services and your provider relationships.
 
Light the Way
Companies face increasing scrutiny by regulators and litigators. The hunt for a quick fix to skyrocketing compliance and discovery costs often leads to these five mistakes in electronic information management programs.
 
Improving Mission Performance through Strategic Information Management and Technology
Under pressure to do more with less? These 11 strategic practices, drawn from US-government case studies of leading organizations, support enduring business and operational improvement—including significant service quality improvements, cost savings, and productivity gains.
 
Going vs. Gone: Managing the Risks of Mobile Data and Devices
Mobile devices—including smart phones and PDAs—often fly under IT's radar. As mobile devices prolifierate, however, companies must actively address the privacy, security, and availability risks intrinsic to mobile data.
 
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