[AusNOG] your help required

[Peter Davidoff]

Hi Guy,

Suggest an IS management approach for something like this. The 'move' 
would not only effect what you've mentioned but additionally impacts 
upon an organisation's existing policies, procedures and management 
systems. Lots of headaches for the non techs (executive) with regards to 
regulation, legal obligations, stakeholders which requires involvement 
during all stages of the transition.

Effective change management programs to ensure complete availability and 
integrity of information during the transition would be required, also 
training upon updated procedures and policies stemming from the new 
engagement.

Risk analysis + vulnerability testing would be a good idea for both 
physical (hardware) and logical (software) configuration changes. Would 
need to ensure the move is a viable decision before committing (cost 
benefit analysis, maybe).

Any CISSPS on AusNOG?


Peter Davidoff.


guy at memtronix.com.au wrote:
> Dear all
> 
> I am currently helping out a uni student prepare a presentation which covers
> many topics and was wondering if any one would be so kind as to to assist with
> teh following information. i appreciate people are busy but if you can assist
> it would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> I have have previusly worked for AAPT and APC hence why i am on this list
> 
> In the instance of a company at capacity in co-location/own facility what would
> be the impact of moving to a new premise.I have outlined some of the issues
> below  but any input would be of great help .
> 
> cost reduction / risk mitigation / access / conscious of possible carbon
> reduction / power reduction on their business / DR / migration strategy
> 
> regards
> 
> Guy
> 
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