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Thu, Oct 23, 2008 20:07 EDT
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Posted by: Dorian Cougias in Best Practices Topic: IT Organization Management
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The UCF team I'm working with has decided to make freely available the list of all of the authority documents that we're tracking -- a couple of hundred of them.
You can use this to see which regulations, safe harbors, and contractual obligations (such as PCI) your organization should be following. And, its what we've used to create and manage the UCF as well.
Here's the URL:
http://www.unifiedcompliance.com/free-ad-guide.html
I'd love to get your feedback on how useful it is.
Thanks for the list and the links! That must have taken quite a bit of time to pull together....
I am quite happy about the list.
But the process to get it is quite annoying:
- the subcribe form does not show if you turn javascript off
- why is the email double subscription required, the is no (safe harbor compliant) statement what the registration means
- the list mail is in html - my MUA does not display that
- it points to a dynamic download url for a excel sheet - you really also publish this as html (for google to crawl and for me to look at)
- why is the form "if you are here for a second time" not smart enough to say "your need to confirm"/"you received the list"?
I would suggest to put the list on a web page, and offer an optional email registration - it is much more honest to collect addresses that way.
And it would be nice to have an additional sort column "region" with "us / world / canada / ..."
Gruss
Bernd