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Extensive Expertise and Experience in Intelligent Information Security, Multi-Compliance and Intelligent Hybrid Data Mining for Global Information Security, Cyber Threats, Cyber Security, Data Protection and Privacy, and ever changing requirements for Multi-Compliance, Multi-Standards, Multi-Regulations, Multi-Frameworks, Multi-Governance

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All Environments, Enterprises, Networks, Systems, IT, Data, Databases, Applications, Web, Cloud Computing, Big Data, IoT,

Threat Intelligence, Data Mining, Analytics, Emerging Technologies, etc.

Intelligent Data Mining, Traceable and Effective Governance Risk Compliance (GRC), Cyber Security, Cloud Computing, Smart Grid, Big Data, Hybrid Algorithms, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Applications to all Global Data sets for all applications including All Public, Private, Federal, State, Local and Academic and Industry

All Data Sets, IT, Financial, Banks, Health Datasets. Electronic Medical Records, Decision Sciences and Data Protection and Privacy, Business, Financial, Insurance, Legal, Engineering, Public Policy, Global Population, Economics, Government, Academic and Industry, Public and Private Sectors

Strategic Global Compliance and Organizational Governance: The Most Strategic, Comprehensive, Efficient and Cost-Effective Approach to Global Compliance—Security, Privacy, and Risk Mitigation: All Systems and Infrastructure: Multi-Mapped, Designed and Implemented Over 500 Global Regulations, Standards & Frameworks. US, European, Asia Pacific, etc.

Global Information Intelligence Professional Services

Information Security, Cyber Security, Multi-Compliance, Data Protections and Privacy Data Mining, Threat Intelligence, and Proactive Intelligence, etc. See below


Cyber Security and Dynamic Big Data Threat Intelligence

    • User and Entity Behavior Analytics

    • Intelligent Data Mining and eGRC for Cloud Computing:

    • Cloud Computing and Big Data Traceable and Effective GRC

    • Analysis and Continuous Monitoring of Risks and Impact on Consumers Data Breach

    • Cloud Computing and Data Centers Security and Controls

    • Cloud Computing SAAS, IAAS, PAAS, etc.

    • Public- Private Clouds and Big Data Security

    • Risk Mitigation of Data Breach Traffic

    • Deterrence, Prevention Detection and Remediation for Breach Data and

    • Risks Analysis, Metrics and Mitigation

    • Risks and Fraud development

    • Data Breach Reporting Services

    • Impact on Customers

    • Classes Modifications and Additions

    • Support – Administrators, DBA, Developers

    • Security and Access Controls, Authorizations, Authentications

    • Logging, Monitoring, and Analysis for Security and Regulatory Compliance

    • Standards and Regulations for US, EU and Global

    • Intelligence Data Mining and Cloud Computing GRC


Unique Global Information Intelligence Professional Services

Traceable and Effective Governance Risk and Compliance (GRC)

Information and Cyber Security: All Information Security, Enterprise, Infrastructure, Architecture, Application, Web, Data Cloud, Big Data, Private-Public, Cyber Security, etc.

  • Effective and Traceable GRC - Security and Compliance Implementation and Documentation

  • Effective Security and Compliance Implementation and Documentation: Policies, Standards, Processes, Process Narratives, Procedures and Effective Security Operations

  • Strategic Applications, Databases, Network Security- Internal and Restricted Systems:

  • Effective Security Operations and Compliance

  • Strategic and Effective Key Management: Effective Security Operations and Compliance

  • Strategic and Effective Centralized Key and Certificate Management: Effective Security

  • Operations and Compliance

  • Access Management Effective Security Operations and Compliance

  • Account Management Security and Controls

  • Strategic and Effective Automated Access Management：

  • Strategic and Effective Hardening

  • Strategic and Effective Code Security and Review

  • Strategic and Effective Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)

  • Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR)

  • Effective and Strategic Log Management

  • Strategic and Effective Vulnerability Management

  • Strategic and Effective Change and Configuration Management

  • Strategic and Effective Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

  • Strategic Critical Systems Security- Internal and Restricted Systems: Tokenization, ServiceNet

  • Applications, Databases, Networks, Web Applications, Web Sites, Web Servers

  • Firewalls, NAC, IPS/IDS/IRS

  • End Point Detection and Response (EDR)

  • VPN Security and Remote Access Security

  • Cryptographic Security and RSA Controls

  • All Enterprise and Systems Security

  • Big Data, Datasets, Data Integration, Architecture and Security

  • Master/Meta Data management (MDM) Data, and Data Center Security

  • Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

  • Cloud SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, DaaS, Hybrid, AWS, Google GCP, Azure, etc.

  • Smart Grid Cyber Security

Cloud Computing and Big Data, Cyber Security Smart Grid Cyber Security, Virtualization, All IT, Security Incident Event Management (SIEM), MDM, SOA, etc.

Phases - Implementations:

Summary of Key and Unique Deliverables of Global Information Intelligence

1. Traceable and Effective GRC

Controls – Policies, Standards, Process and Procedures, Risk Controls Matrices (RCM), Testing, Remediation and Effective Operating Controls and Proactive Security

2. Automation of GRC – Executive Reports –Summary Feeds of Dynamic

Changes in Systems and Cloud Computing and Big Security: Threats, Security Posture, Vulnerability Management- Proactive Risk Mitigation

3. Intelligent Data Mining- Big Data Management: Intelligent Data Mining: Filtering, Correlation SIEM and Log Management in Real-time – Incident Response and Forensics

  • Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Smart Grid and Client Services:

  • Over 500 Global Regulations, Standards & Frameworks. US, European, Asia Pacific, etc. including SANIST 800 Series, ISO 27001-270058: PCI, HIPAA, SOX, ITIL, SAS70/SAE16 Type II, GLBA, Data Protection and Privacy, etc.

  • Over 500 Global Standards, Regulations and Laws and Frameworks: Energy, Smart Grid, Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Financial, Banking, IT, etc.: Development and Implementation of Policies, Standards, Processes and Procedures: Banking and Finance, Mortgage Industry, IT, Enterprise, and Global Regulatory, Standards, Frameworks: COBIT, COSO, ITIL, ISO, IEC, IEEE, ISO 17799, ISO 27001-08, CMMI, NIST, etc.

  • Regulations: GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, Federal, State and Global Regulations, HIPAA, PCI, Sarbanes-Oxley, GLBA, Privacy, FDA-CFR-21-11, SSAE16 and SSAE18, SOC2, SOC 3, etc.

  • Standards: NIST 800 Series, ISO 27001/2, FEDRAMP, etc.

  • Best Practice – ISO, NIST, IATF, IEEE, IEC, ISO, JTC, DLP, Data Privacy, Security, Applications, Databases, Cloud, Big Data, etc.

  • Effective Security and Controls – Design, Implementation, Maintenance and Documentation of Effective Operating Controls - Global: ISO 27001-058, NIST 800 Series, SOX, HIPAA, ITIL, COBIT, etc.: Security, Compliance and Maintenance and Effective Proactive Security Operations

  • Developed and implemented over 500 Global Standards, Regulations and Laws and Frameworks: Energy, Smart Grid, Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Financial, Banking, IT, etc. Dr. Hooper documented and Multi-Mapped Managed, Designed and Implemented over 500 Global Standards, Regulations: Financial. Business, IT, Health, etc.:

  • Development of Effective and Traceable Governance, Risk and Compliance Controls

  • Information Security, Cyber Security Smart Grid, Cloud Computing, Big Data

  • Analysis and Grouping of Threat/Risks Categories, Subcategories and Types

  • Development of Multiple Levels of Online Controls Assessments for Security, Traceable Governance, Risk and Compliance controls

  • Visibility of GRC Posture- Changes and Threats

  • Continuous Monitoring of Big-Data and Cloud Computing Breach Traffic

  • Data Feed of Intelligence Feature Attributes for Vulnerability Management, Threats, Exposure and Dynamic Risk Containment

  • Analysis of Global Emerging Standards and Controls, Risks and Impact on Consumers

  • Forensics, Intelligence Data Mining

  • Dynamic Incident Response-Mitigation

  • Analysis of Global Emerging Standards and Controls,Risks and Impact on Consumers

  • Forensics: Online and Offline

  • Intelligence Mining Algorithms Analysis


Sample Global Info Intel Services and Deliverables

Effective Operating Controls, Compliance for Proactive Security for Effective Security Operations

All Phases: All Security: All IT, Enterprise, Infrastructure, Cyber Security, etc.

Information and Cyber Security: All Information Security, Enterprise, Infrastructure, Architecture, Application, Web, Data Cloud, Big Data, Private-Public, Cyber Security, etc.

  • Effective and Traceable GRC - Security and Compliance Implementation and Documentation

  • Effective Security and Compliance Implementation and Documentation: Policies, Standards, Processes, Process Narratives, Procedures and Effective Security Operations

  • Strategic Applications, Databases, Network Security- Internal and Restricted Systems:

  • Effective Security Operations and Compliance

  • Strategic and Effective Key Management: Effective Security Operations and Compliance

  • Strategic and Effective Centralized Key and Certificate Management: Effective Security

  • Operations and Compliance

  • Access Management Effective Security Operations and Compliance

  • Account Management Security and Controls

  • Strategic and Effective Automated Access Management：

  • Strategic and Effective Hardening

  • Strategic and Effective Code Security and Review

  • Strategic and Effective SIEM

  • Effective and Strategic Log Management

  • Strategic and Effective Vulnerability Management

  • Strategic and Effective Change and Configuration Management

  • Strategic and Effective Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

  • Strategic Critical Systems Security- Internal and Restricted Systems: Tokenization, ServiceNet

  • Applications, Databases, Networks, Web Applications, Web Sites, Web Servers

  • Big Data, Datasets, Data Integration, Architecture and Security

  • Master/Meta Data management (MDM) Data, and Data Center Security

  • Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

  • Firewalls, NAC, IPS/IDS/IRS

  • VPN Security and Remote Access Security

  • Cryptographic Security and RSA Controls

  • All Enterprise and Systems Security

  • Cloud SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, DaaS, Hybrid, AWS, Google GCP, Azure, etc.

  • Smart Grid Cyber Security

Effective Operating Controls, Compliance for Proactive Security for Effective Security Operations

  • Cloud Initiatives and Big Data Strategic Traceable and Effective GRC Standards-Regulations

  • Cloud Computing and Client Services

  • Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

  • Firewalls, NAC, IPS/IDS/IRS, VPN Security and Remote Access Security

  • Cryptographic Security and RSA Controls

  • All Enterprise and Systems Security

Information Security, Cybersecurity Compliance,

Multi-Compliance, GRC, Traceable GRC (Dr. Hooper)


  • Key Standards, Frameworks and Regulations

  • Security Standards: NIST 800 Series, ISO 27001/2 - ISO 270058, NIST Cyber Security Framework, etc.

  • Top 20 Critical Security Controls, OWASP, FERC, NERC, CIP, CII, Cybersecurity, ISO 15408, etc.

  • Regulations: PCI, SOX, HIPAA, GDPR, Privacy and Data Protection, etc.

  • Frameworks: ITIL v. 3, Agile Methods, GxP, etc.

  • Security Architecture: SABSA, TOGAF, etc.

  • Cloud Computing Technologies and Big Data

  • Strategic and Effective Cloud Computing Technologies and Big Data Security

  • Traceable and Effective and Efficient Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC)

  • Cloud Computing Smart Grid Cyber Security

  • Cloud Life Cycle Management and Virtualization

  • Green IT, Renewable Energy

  • Strategic GRC, eGRC (Archer, etc.) and Data Security Management

  • Mobile Security and Privacy


Traceable GRC - Global Information Intelligence LLC

What is Effective and Traceable Governance, Risk and Compliance:

EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC?

EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC provides a strategic and effective means of managing all risks of an organization. Effective and Traceable GRC is not a mere software solution implementation, which still requires data acquisition of actual traceable documentation of Effective and Traceable GRC controls. The traceable and effective governance provides a framework of consistent and traceable controls for all Enterprise IT, Data, Applications and Systems. The Governance controls provide comprehensive compensating controls for mitigation of all Risks and at the same time meet all Compliance requirements for the future for ALL Global and Regional Standards, Regulations, Laws and Frameworks: All Global Standards, Regulations and Frameworks including ISO, NIST, PCI, HIPAA, SOX, ITIL, GLBA, Privacy, Data Protection and Privacy, COBIT, COSO, IEEE, IEC, Safe Harbor; EU-US, Asia-Pacific, Latin America: All Regional and Global Regulations and Standards, etc. See Compliance References Below ISO 27001-27002; ISO 27003 – 270058, OMB and NIST, etc.

Once the EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC controls have been designed, developed, mapped, documented and implemented, the result includes

Effective Security Operations and Compliance with ALL Requirements of Regulations, Standards and Laws by simple incremental controls using Strategic Cost and Time Saving Multi-Mapping of effective operating controls.

Furthermore, auditors will have little or no issues during audit each year.

Moreover, EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC enables effective incremental changes to the set of controls of the organization.


Why is EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC Important?

  • Provides Effective and Traceable GRC for all IT, Security and Compliance Controls for Federal, State and Local Regulations

  • Effective, Efficient and Cost-Effective controls each year are streamlined to existing controls for effective traceability in sequence


EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC enables an organization to perform the following effectively and efficiently including

  • All IT, Security, Compliance Controls: Infrastructures, Data Protection and Privacy, etc.

  • EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC has the great benefit of impacting all areas of IT, Security and Compliance:

  • Data Protection, Enterprise Networks, Databases, Applications, Master Data Management (MDM) and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

  • Cloud Computing: Software As a Service (SAAS), Platform As a Service (PAAS), Infrastructure As a Service (IAAS)

  • Data Loss Prevention Data Leak Protection (DLP), etc.

  • Documentation ID Reference No (DIN)

Major Benefits of EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC

EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC enables effective and traceable controls to be implemented by an organization and remediation of critical gaps so that they do not re-occur every year, including the following:

  • Provides a strategic and effective means of managing all risks of an organization.

  • Provides a consistent framework of consistent and traceable controls for all IT, Data and Applications and Systems

  • Provides easily modifiable and traceable controls for all IT, Data, Applications and Systems

  • Provides compensating controls for mitigation of all Risks

  • Provides controls for simultaneously meeting all Regulatory Compliance requirements for the future

  • Once the EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC controls have been developed, documented and implemented, auditors will have little or no issues during audit each year

  • Easier to design organization’s own test plans without auditors asking for too many unnecessary documentation

  • Provides efficient and easy controls testing for each audit cycle

  • Enables easy incremental changes in controls and test plans prior to auditors arrival

  • Documentary Evidence for all auditing of compliance regulations

  • Effective remediation and solving of all gaps for effective operating Enables implementation of all IT, security and compliance controls for changes to organization’s environment

  • Furthermore, EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC enables effective incremental changes to the set of controls of the organization. The changes in a given year are streamlined to existing controls for effective traceability in sequence as follows:


What will happen if EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC is not implemented?

Absence of EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC results in ineffective and non-traceable controls for implementation by an organization including the following:

  • Repeatable gaps so that they do re-occur every year

  • No strategic and effective means of managing all risks of an organization.

  • No consistent traceable controls for all IT, Data, Applications and Systems

  • Difficulty in modifications of controls

  • Non-traceable controls for all IT, Data and Applications and Systems.

  • No compensating controls for mitigation of all Risks

  • No effective controls for simultaneously meeting all Regulatory Compliance requirements for the future.

  • Repeatable issues and gaps from auditors during audit each year.

  • Difficulty in designing organization’s own test plans without auditors asking for too many unnecessary documentation

  • Inefficiency and problems in controls testing for each audit cycle

  • Inefficient incremental changes in controls and test plans prior to auditors arrival

  • No Documentary Evidence for all auditing of compliance regulations

  • No Effective remediation and solving of all gaps for effective operating controls

  • Ineffective implementation of all IT, security and compliance controls for changes to organization’s environment

  • No effective incremental changes to the set of controls of the organization

  • No effective streamlining of existing controls for effective traceability in sequence

EFFECTIVE AND TRACEABLE GRC References:

Documentary Evidence and Remediation: Documentation of Effective Operating Controls for Auditors –> Effective Operating Controls and Final Eradication of all gaps for Federal Regulatory Compliance for all successive years for All Global Standards, Regulations and Frameworks including ISO, NIST, PCI, HIPAA, SOX, ITIL, GLBA, Privacy, Data Protection and Privacy, COBIT, COSO, IEEE, IEC, Safe Harbor; EU-US, Asia-Pacific, Latin America: All Regional & Global Regulations, Standards, etc.


Summary of Significant Strategic and Effective Security IT, ISO 27001/2 to 270058, NIST 800 Series, etc.

  • ISO 27001-27002; ISO 27003 – 270058, FISMA, NIST Standards, etc.

  • Applicable Executive Orders, National Policy, FERC Policy and Public Laws, for this policy including ISO 27001-27002; ISO 27003 – 270058, OMB Circular A-130, section 8b(3), Security Agency Information Systems : FISMA, Public Law 107-347

  • Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) Publication (PUB) 200, Minimum Security Requirements for Federal Information and Information Systems

  • Federal Information Processing Standards Publication 197, Advance Encryption Standard (AES); OMB M-06-16, Protection of Sensitive Agency Information

  • NIST SP 800-53, Recommended Security Controls for Federal Information Systems

  • NIST SP 800-114, User’s Guide to Securing External Devices for Telework and Remote Physical and Environmental protection

  • NIST Standards: 800- Series

  • NIST 800 53, 800-57, 800-37, 800-61, 800-91, 800-100, 800-34, 800-63, etc.

  • NIST FIPS 200 Minimum Security Requirements for Federal Information and Information Systems

  • Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) Publication (PUB) 199, Standards for Security Categorization of Federal Information and Information Systems

  • NIST Cyber Security Framework 2013, 2017, etc.

  • ISO 27001/2 Information Security Standards: 2005, 2008, 2013, ISO 27001-27058, etc.

  • HIPAA/HITECH, PHI, ePHI, PII, BAA, EMR, 1996, 2009, 2013, 2015 Enforcement, etc.

Intelligent Information Security and Cyber Security: Dr. Emmanuel Hooper, Global information Intelligence LLC

Related NIST System and services acquisition Standards

  • NIST FIPS 200 Minimum Security Requirements for Federal Information and Information Systems

  • NIST Special Publication 800-30 Risk Management Guide for Information Technology Systems

  • NIST Special Publication 800-57 Revision 4 Recommendation for Key Management

  • NIST Special Publication 800-61 Computer Security Incident Handling Guide

  • NIST Special Publication 800-63-3 Digital Identity Guidelines

  • NIST Special Publication 800-66 Guide for Implementing the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Security Rule

  • NIST Special Publication 800-92 Guide to Computer Security Log Management

  • NIST Special Publication 800-100 Information Security Handbook: A Guide for Managers

  • NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 1 Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information in Nonfederal Systems and Organizations

  • NIST Cybersecurity Framework: 2013

  • NIST Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, 2017

  • NIST Special Publication (SP) 800-53 Revision 4 Security and Privacy Controls for Federal Information Systems and Organizations

  • NIST Special Publication 800-137 Information Security Continuous Monitoring (ISCM) for Federal Information Systems and Organizations

  • NIST SP 800-37 Guide for Applying the Risk Management Framework to Federal Information Systems: A Security Life Cycle Approach

  • NIST SP 800-126 Technical Guide to Information Security Testing and Assessment

  • NIST SP 800-59 Guideline for Identifying an Information System as a National Security System

  • NIST SP 800-51 Guide for Mapping Types of Information and Information Systems to Security Categories: (2 Volumes) - Volume 1: Guide Volume 2: Appendices

  • NIST SP 800-34 Incident Response Guide for Information Technology Systems SP 800-34 Rev. 1 Draft Incident Response Guide for Information Technology Systems


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Dangerous Mistakes and Assumptions about Privacy and Data Protection

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  • Documentary Evidence and Remediation: Documentation of Effective Operating Controls for Auditors –> Effective Operating Controls and Final Eradication of all gaps for Federal Regulatory Compliance for all successive years.


Effective Compliance with Federal, Private and Global Mandates

  • ISO, NIST, PCI, HIPAA, SOX, OMB Mandates and NIST 8000 Series

  • Data Protection and Privacy Regulations (1974 and Draft 2007)

  • Effective traceable controls for Data and Asset Protection of PII, CEII, NPI, etc.

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