Montclair, NJ – November, 9th 2009 – Norms and Guidelines have become mandated or recommended to assist businesses in their governance responsibilities. However, implementation alone will not result in an on-going and effective security management program. Nowadays, management needs to assign priority to GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) and provide it the same level of attention as all other critical business needs. It requires focus at the Board level, Steering Committee level and it must constantly be communicated throughout the organization. GRC is not a discipline you worry about to pass an audit, but needs to be a day to day vital component of the business strategy. It affects planning, development and execution of all business functions and processes.

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