Stephanie Daman - Revision history

Kyle McCallum at 15:28, 29 April 2009

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Kyle McCallum: New page: Stephanie Daman spent seventeen years working for the UK Government on security-related issues, and was seconded to the Cabinet Office, and to the British Embassy in Washington DC ...

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New page: Stephanie Daman spent seventeen years working for the UK Government on security-related issues, and was seconded to the Cabinet Office, and to the British Embassy in Washington DC ...

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[[Stephanie Daman]] spent seventeen years working for the UK Government on security-related issues, and was seconded to the [[Cabinet Office]], and to the British Embassy in Washington DC during this period <ref>[http://www.dss.mil/seclib/govsec/appe.htm]</ref>.

In 2000, she joined [[Level 3 Communications]], a start-up company with its own fibre optic network, as their Director, European Security. In 2002, she joined [[RAND Europe]], the European division of the [[RAND]] Corporation <ref>[http://www.rand.org/pubs/authors/d/daman_stephanie.html Stephanie Daman]</ref>. After a short time with The [[Inkerman Group]] dealing with Information Assurance issues at the beginning of 2003, she was invited to join [[HSBC]] Holdings plc as Head of Information Assurance in October 2003.

Throughout her career, Daman has been involved in the protection of information, and in the development of information assurance as a concept. Stephanie is a member of [[ASIS]], [[The Security Institute]] (TSyI), and the [[Institute of Directors]] (IoD). She is also a member of the [[Information Assurance Advisory Council]] (IAAC), a founder member and leader of the [[Director's Information Assurance Network]] (DIAN) which is sponsored by [[IAAC]]

Daman co-authored "Engaging the Board: Corporate Governance and Information Assurance". <ref>[http://www.first.org/conference/2005/cep/bios/stephanie-daman.html] [https://secure2.securewebexchange.com/globalcep.com/CEP_uploaded_files/Singapore_Journal_June_2005.pdf]</ref>

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 [[Stephanie Daman]] spent seventeen years working for the UK Government on security-related issues, and was seconded to the [[Cabinet Office]], and to the British Embassy in Washington DC during this period. <ref>'[http://web.archive.org/web/20060903075959/http://www.dss.mil/seclib/govsec/appe.htm Report of the Commission on Protecting and Reducing Government Secrecy (Appendix E: Acknowledgments)]', Defense Security Service website of 3 September, 2006. (Web archive accessed 29 April, 2009)</ref>
-In 2000, she joined [[Level 3 Communications]], a start-up company with its own fibre optic network, as their Director, European Security. In 2002, she joined [[RAND Europe]], the European division of the [[RAND]] Corporation <ref>'[http://www.rand.org/pubs/authors/d/daman_stephanie.html Engaging the Board: Corporate Governance and Information Assurance]', RAND website, 2004.</ref>. After a short time with The [[Inkerman Group]] dealing with Information Assurance issues at the beginning of 2003, she was invited to join [[HSBC]] Holdings plc as Head of Information Assurance in October 2003.
+In 2000, she joined [[Level 3 Communications]], a start-up company with its own fibre optic network, as their Director, European Security. In 2002, she joined [[RAND Europe]], the European division of the [[RAND]] Corporation. <ref>'[http://www.rand.org/pubs/authors/d/daman_stephanie.html Engaging the Board: Corporate Governance and Information Assurance]', RAND website, 2004.</ref> After a short time with The [[Inkerman Group]] dealing with Information Assurance issues at the beginning of 2003, she was invited to join [[HSBC]] Holdings plc as Head of Information Assurance in October 2003.
 Throughout her career, Daman has been involved in the protection of information, and in the development of information assurance as a concept. She is a member of [[ASIS]], [[The Security Institute]] (TSyI), and the [[Institute of Directors]] (IoD). She is also a member of the [[Information Assurance Advisory Council]] (IAAC), a founder member and leader of the [[Director's Information Assurance Network]] (DIAN) which is sponsored by [[IAAC]]. Daman is also a member of the [[Risk and Security Management Forum]] (RSMF).

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 In 2000, she joined [[Level 3 Communications]], a start-up company with its own fibre optic network, as their Director, European Security. In 2002, she joined [[RAND Europe]], the European division of the [[RAND]] Corporation <ref>'[http://www.rand.org/pubs/authors/d/daman_stephanie.html Engaging the Board: Corporate Governance and Information Assurance]', RAND website, 2004.</ref>. After a short time with The [[Inkerman Group]] dealing with Information Assurance issues at the beginning of 2003, she was invited to join [[HSBC]] Holdings plc as Head of Information Assurance in October 2003.
-Throughout her career, Daman has been involved in the protection of information, and in the development of information assurance as a concept. She is a member of [[ASIS]], [[The Security Institute]] (TSyI), and the [[Institute of Directors]] (IoD). She is also a member of the [[Information Assurance Advisory Council]] (IAAC), a founder member and leader of the [[Director's Information Assurance Network]] (DIAN) which is sponsored by [[IAAC]]. Daman is also a member of the [[Risk and Secuirty Management Forum]] (RSMF).
+Throughout her career, Daman has been involved in the protection of information, and in the development of information assurance as a concept. She is a member of [[ASIS]], [[The Security Institute]] (TSyI), and the [[Institute of Directors]] (IoD). She is also a member of the [[Information Assurance Advisory Council]] (IAAC), a founder member and leader of the [[Director's Information Assurance Network]] (DIAN) which is sponsored by [[IAAC]]. Daman is also a member of the [[Risk and Security Management Forum]] (RSMF).
 Daman co-authored "Engaging the Board: Corporate Governance and Information Assurance". <ref>[http://www.first.org/conference/2005/cep/bios/stephanie-daman.html Corporate Executive Programme]', FIRST website, 2005.</ref>

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-[[Stephanie Daman]] spent seventeen years working for the UK Government on security-related issues, and was seconded to the [[Cabinet Office]], and to the British Embassy in Washington DC during this period <ref>[http://www.dss.mil/seclib/govsec/appe.htm]</ref>.
+[[Stephanie Daman]] spent seventeen years working for the UK Government on security-related issues, and was seconded to the [[Cabinet Office]], and to the British Embassy in Washington DC during this period. <ref>'[http://web.archive.org/web/20060903075959/http://www.dss.mil/seclib/govsec/appe.htm Report of the Commission on Protecting and Reducing Government Secrecy (Appendix E: Acknowledgments)]', Defense Security Service website of 3 September, 2006. (Web archive accessed 29 April, 2009)</ref>
-In 2000, she joined [[Level 3 Communications]], a start-up company with its own fibre optic network, as their Director, European Security. In 2002, she joined [[RAND Europe]], the European division of the [[RAND]] Corporation <ref>[http://www.rand.org/pubs/authors/d/daman_stephanie.html Stephanie Daman]</ref>.  After a short time with The [[Inkerman Group]] dealing with Information Assurance issues at the beginning of 2003, she was invited to join [[HSBC]] Holdings plc as Head of Information Assurance in October 2003.
+In 2000, she joined [[Level 3 Communications]], a start-up company with its own fibre optic network, as their Director, European Security. In 2002, she joined [[RAND Europe]], the European division of the [[RAND]] Corporation <ref>'[http://www.rand.org/pubs/authors/d/daman_stephanie.html Engaging the Board: Corporate Governance and Information Assurance]', RAND website, 2004.</ref>. After a short time with The [[Inkerman Group]] dealing with Information Assurance issues at the beginning of 2003, she was invited to join [[HSBC]] Holdings plc as Head of Information Assurance in October 2003.
-Throughout her career, Daman has been involved in the protection of information, and in the development of information assurance as a concept. Stephanie is a member of [[ASIS]], [[The Security Institute]] (TSyI), and the [[Institute of Directors]] (IoD). She is also a member of the [[Information Assurance Advisory Council]] (IAAC), a founder member and leader of the [[Director's Information Assurance Network]] (DIAN) which is sponsored by [[IAAC]]
+Throughout her career, Daman has been involved in the protection of information, and in the development of information assurance as a concept. She is a member of [[ASIS]], [[The Security Institute]] (TSyI), and the [[Institute of Directors]] (IoD). She is also a member of the [[Information Assurance Advisory Council]] (IAAC), a founder member and leader of the [[Director's Information Assurance Network]] (DIAN) which is sponsored by [[IAAC]]. Daman is also a member of the [[Risk and Secuirty Management Forum]] (RSMF).
-Daman co-authored "Engaging the Board: Corporate Governance and Information Assurance". <ref>[http://www.first.org/conference/2005/cep/bios/stephanie-daman.html] [https://secure2.securewebexchange.com/globalcep.com/CEP_uploaded_files/Singapore_Journal_June_2005.pdf]</ref>
+Daman co-authored "Engaging the Board: Corporate Governance and Information Assurance". <ref>[http://www.first.org/conference/2005/cep/bios/stephanie-daman.html Corporate Executive Programme]', FIRST website, 2005.</ref>