Preparation of PDS

A plan to implement and improve information systems in companies.

Methodology for using a PDSI as a tool to implement and/or improve information systems.

The establishment of a methodological structure should function, in terms of task execution, as a systematized resource presented in a fixed approach, consisting of a series of stages.

Optimization

One of the main objectives is to justify the resources allocated to information systems, minimize waste, ensure control, focus efforts on what is considered most relevant, and ultimately improve the effectiveness of information security.

Characteristics of PDSI

Receive support from the company's top management
Establish medium- and short-term objectives for Information Security
Encompasses all business areas
Be aligned with the strategic planning
Serve as a reference for Information Security policies and standards
Flexible to accommodate new security needs over time
Have a medium-term validity period (3 to 5 years)
Be updated when there are significant changes in the internal or external environment

Objective of the Information Security Master Plan

The Information Security Master Plan (PDSI) is defined as a management tool designed to guide the execution of information security (IS) actions. It enables the justification of resources allocated to IS, minimizes waste, ensures control, and ultimately enhances the effectiveness of information security.