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The Information Systems Security Assessment Framework (ISSAF) Draft0.1


From: Ken Shaurette <kmshaurette () MPCCORP COM>
Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2005 17:03:43 -0700

Others here may have interest in the recent release by OISSG
The information in ISSAF is organized into well defined evaluation 
criteria, each of which has been reviewed by subject matter experts in 
that domain. These evaluation criteria include:
* A description of the evaluation criteria.
* Its aims & objectives
* The pre-requisites for conducting the evaluations
* The process for the evaluation
* Displays the expected results
* Recommended countermeasures
* References to external documents

A draft version of this framework is available at OISSG website at: 
http://www.oissg.org/issaf
 
ISSAF should primarily be used to fulfill an organizations security
assessment requirements and may additionally be used, as a reference for
meeting other information security needs.
 
It is a very well put together document.  If you are conducting internal
security assessment and would like a guide besides the ones that NIST
has produced this is very good.  Or maybe you just want another source
of information.


Ken
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