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In the IT security industry, forging a relationship with the client is just as important to the long-term success of a security program as the tools used.
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Stein’s Law says that if something cannot go on forever, it won’t. That even applies to your enterprise security program and its risk posture.
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CISOs and security leaders who take a proactive security approach can dramatically reduce risk and better prepare organizations for a security incident.
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The new 2016 “Securing the C-Suite” report from IBM revealed some insights and recommendations on the role of CFOs, CMOs and CHROs in cybersecurity.
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F1 drivers and CISOs both rely on fast, analyzed data to enable real-time decision-making and establish appropriate standards and controls.
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A recent IBM study on cybersecurity perspectives in the C-suite offered some key insights and recommendations for a CIO or CISO.
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CISOs may turn down one of two paths related to security practices. Is your organization doing more with more or going old-school?
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The mandate to broaden security from check boxes of compliance goals to frameworks of risk management controls is causing a consumability crisis.
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An organization’s poor security posture can often lead to greater pains down the road if small, corrective actions are not implemented quickly.
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Security risks and risk management are profoundly changing the philosophies, strategies, approaches and plans of the IT security function.
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