With the global financial crises finally settling, everyone – from government sectors, industries, consumers - has noticeably shifted their focus on how to prevent such a crisis from occurring again. As a result, a deluge of well-intentioned regulations that contribute to improving corporate transparency and risk management have been formulated. However, business needs to be reassessed in view of complexity, overlapping controls, and an increased level of scrutiny estimated to arise with this deluge of new regulations being implemented. Frameworks and methodologies for IT’s best practices that comprise of ISO 27001 and ISO 27002 offer a roadmap and strategy that organizations require, however, they need to be implemented and executed appropriately in accordance with the standard regulations. Furthermore, an Information Risk Management methodology helps in prioritizing security investments. It concentrates on the critical information and key business advantages that highlight security investments based on the risk associated with data and other corresponding activities, in relation to the potential business reward, and also ensure repeatability. At this point, organizations often turn to frameworks like ISO 27002 and the PCI Data Security Standard.