Information security is the ongoing process of protecting information from unauthorised access, use, disclosure, destruction, modification or disruption. This can occur throughout the technology management process — at hardware, software, networking and even business management levels.
Information security involves ongoing training, assessment, protection, monitoring and detection, incident response and repair, documentation and review. It is a dynamic process that is only maintained by staying a step ahead of vulnerabilities.
HP’s approach to security is to recognise the challenges every organisations faces, and deliver expertise as well as technology to secure the right environment based on needs and budget. HP believes that security is a process, rather than a collection of measures, and that the challenges and desires of every organisation are unique.
HP offers security assessment services to assess customers’ needs and vulnerabilities. Solutions range from a one-day health assessment to a detailed security analysis.
Other security services and products that HP delivers in various countries worldwide include:
- Security Planning and Governance: to gauge security risks, define security policies and governance structures, and prepare your people for security implementations
- Trustworthy Infrastructure: to establish end-to-end IT security and implement appropriate technologies including data centres, networks, productivity tools, desktops, and wireless devices
- Identity and Access Management: to strengthen application-level security with advanced identity provisioning and policy-based access controls
- Proactive Security Management: to provide dynamic capabilities for protecting against and responding to diverse security threats across your IT infrastructure
- Security Education and Training: to keep your people current with state-of-the-art practices and technologies
- HP OpenView Select Federation: to link identity information that resides in multiple systems and is owned by disparate organisations
These products and services do not exist in isolation. They each form part of HP's security framework, which is outlined in the HP Security Handbook. |
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