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IT managers must understand how initiatives related to the information security program affect the business side of the organization.
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C-suite executives often lack the experience and training required to establish and lead a successful cyberattack defense program.
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Department heads have to start thinking about risk management in terms of acceptable risk levels, not compliance requirements to mark off a checklist.
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The Panama Papers have shed a light on the risks involved with corporate data protection and underscored the importance of effective security measures.
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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 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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This week’s InfoSecond exposes a giant malvertising campaign, visits a new target for banking malware and offers tips for improving your security posture.
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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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We know what needs to be done for security and why we need to do it, but we are often missing steps for how to do it. We need real security for real life.
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Identifying and embracing the silver bullets of a security program helps professionals reduce the risks facing their organization.
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