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# Security Governance Approach

NTT DATA EMEAL aims to bring information security closer and more accessible to its community by continuously fine-tuning the security requirements set in policies, standards, procedures and guidelines. On top of this, it develops and launches periodical security training courses & awareness campaigns to support easier absorption of these requirements and bring the most common and current threats into the spotlight.&#x20;

The Information Security Policy is at the top of NTT DATA EMEAL’s governance approach. All statements cascade over lower tiers, where security controls take shape in standards, and are further developed in procedures, and guidelines.&#x20;

These statements and controls reflect the commitment to meet the security requirements and expectations of stakeholders, and safeguard the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information.&#x20;

They capture the security objectives, which are aligned with the organization's strategic direction and support its goal of leading the technology market by offering high-value services.

The security principles are based on the international standards and good practices related to information security to which the organization adheres.&#x20;

The key outcomes expected for complying with this policy are a reduction of security incidents and their impact, strengthening of business resistance to cyber-attacks, increase of customers and business partners trust, demonstration of compliance with applicable legal and regulatory requirements and contractual obligations.


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