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The Information Security Specialist Group (BCS-ISSG) was formed in 1984 as a specialist sub-group if the British Computer Society.  We currently have over 900 members, representing a wide range of commercial, government and academic organisations.

The aims of the BCS-ISSG are:
To provide a forum where persons with a common interest in Information Security can meet to improve their knowledge, both through a planned programme of activities and by the informal exchange of experiences between members
To hold a regular series of meetings and seminars together with an annual conference, to publish a magazine and to run a website for its members
To raise awareness of the prevalent threats to information and to provide practical advice on methods and techniques for countering such threats
To support initiatives designed to influence the development of commercially available, and affordable, Information Security products and services
To assist in developing the policy, and drafting the legislation, standards and guidelines necessary to achieve and sustain a minimum acceptable level of Information Security throughout the UK
To monitor (and publicise to members) trends in computer misuse, as well as the ethical issues arising from such misuse
To encourage and support research and study in all areas of Information Security.

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