Regulatory Compliance and Information Security Assurance

Tashi, Igli

doi:10.1109/ares.2009.29

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“…Among opinion papers (6.52 % of all papers), we have found one paper in the category of analyzing of legal texts ( [49]) and two papers about creating regulations ( [7], [50]). In the philosophical papers category, three papers ( [38], [72] and [44]) describes the analysis of law and legal documents (6.32%), two analyzing regulations ( [80], [44] 4.55%) and one issues related to creating regulations [31]. The second biggest category is the solution papers (28.2%).…”

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9.2.2 Challenges in supporting the creation of data minable regulatory codes: a literature review

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Berenbach

2011

INCOSE International Symp

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As standards and regulatory codes are issued by third party organizations and committees, the project organization can neither control the content of all standards that the projects should adhere to, nor negotiate or make changes to them that can make the project development easier. Moreover, large infrastructure projects require compliance with hundreds of standards of regulations coming from different agencies, with different styles and structures. A new approach is needed, one that results in well written, easily mined standard and codes. In this paper, we report on findings from an exhaustive literature survey that reveals that the area of supporting drafting of regulatory codes for the purpose of making them more data minable has not yet been explored.

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9.2.2 Challenges in supporting the creation of data minable regulatory codes: a literature review

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Berenbach

2011

INCOSE International Symp

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“…• Internal guidelines Tashi [3] differentiates between compliance and conformance, where compliance refers to mandatory adherence to laws, rules, and regulations; and conformance refers to voluntary adherence to standards and best practices.…”

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System and software assurance — rationalizing governance, engineering practice, and engineering economics

Croll¹

2010

2010 IEEE International Systems Conference

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This paper discusses rationalizing governance, engineering practice, and engineering economics to produce conformant systems that meet their quality attribute targets for system and software assurance in an optimal, cost-effective fashion. It begins with a description of the governance landscape and addresses defining and trading off system quality characteristics, models for assessing the cost and value of software assurance, addressing multi-dimensional risk, and the delivery of value to the organization, its customers, and its stakeholders.

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Automated compliance checking in the context of Industry 4.0: from a systematic review to an empirical fuzzy multi-criteria approach

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Regulatory Compliance and Information Security Assurance

Cited by 7 publications

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9.2.2 Challenges in supporting the creation of data minable regulatory codes: a literature review

9.2.2 Challenges in supporting the creation of data minable regulatory codes: a literature review

System and software assurance — rationalizing governance, engineering practice, and engineering economics

Automated compliance checking in the context of Industry 4.0: from a systematic review to an empirical fuzzy multi-criteria approach

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Cited by 7 publications

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9.2.2 Challenges in supporting the creation of data minable regulatory codes: a literature review

9.2.2 Challenges in supporting the creation of data minable regulatory codes: a literature review

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System and software assurance — rationalizing governance, engineering practice, and engineering economics