2016 ISPAs - Security Written Entry Form |
Security Award
For the company or individual that provides the best security solution for consumers or business.
This form must be submitted by 25th March 2016.
Judging criteria:
This category will be judged by the ISPA Awards judges via a written entry form which includes a 500 word case study focusing on how the security solution has made a difference for customers. Entrants may like to consider one or more of the following issues:
Entrants may like to consider one or more of the following issues:
- Overall benefits to customers
- Value for money to customers
- Customer service and ease of use
- Innovative use of technology
- How it stands out from competitors
- Ease of integration into systems
- Effect of product/service on customer networks
- Overall cost savings
- Partnerships with third parties
- Education and awareness
- Reach measurement
- Examples of ‘foiled’ attempts to hack, or disrupt customer information.
Bearing in mind the judging criteria, entrants are required to provide an overall summary of their initiatives or focus on one particular case study using no more than 500 words. Please include any evidence within the given word limit.
ISPA judges may ask ISPA Secretariat to contact entrants to clarify any information given in the application.
The deadline for completion of this form is 25th March 2016. Forms submitted after this date will not be accepted.
On completion of this page please print a copy for your own records.
This form must be submitted by 25th March 2016.
Judging criteria:
This category will be judged by the ISPA Awards judges via a written entry form which includes a 500 word case study focusing on how the security solution has made a difference for customers. Entrants may like to consider one or more of the following issues:
Entrants may like to consider one or more of the following issues:
- Overall benefits to customers
- Value for money to customers
- Customer service and ease of use
- Innovative use of technology
- How it stands out from competitors
- Ease of integration into systems
- Effect of product/service on customer networks
- Overall cost savings
- Partnerships with third parties
- Education and awareness
- Reach measurement
- Examples of ‘foiled’ attempts to hack, or disrupt customer information.
Bearing in mind the judging criteria, entrants are required to provide an overall summary of their initiatives or focus on one particular case study using no more than 500 words. Please include any evidence within the given word limit.
ISPA judges may ask ISPA Secretariat to contact entrants to clarify any information given in the application.
The deadline for completion of this form is 25th March 2016. Forms submitted after this date will not be accepted.
On completion of this page please print a copy for your own records.