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The ROI Of Infosec: 11 Dos and Don’ts For Management Buy In
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RyanSepe
RyanSepe,
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2/29/2016 | 1:50:57 PM
Don’t portray IT security as a “complication.”
It's important to understand that the business is the main reason as to why you need to successfully implement security. Without it, there would be none to implement. I always prefer to say that its not security vs functionality, its more like security to complement functionality.
ivadumont
ivadumont,
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2/28/2016 | 5:19:16 PM
Re: #8The ROI Of Infosec: 11 Dos and Don’ts For Management Buy In
I really think that everybody don't have the same view. But for this case most of us will convey that security is an important part.
Joe Stanganelli
Joe Stanganelli,
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2/27/2016 | 5:28:58 PM
#8
I'd reword #8, though the point is well taken.  Executives hate to be "reminded of" legal details and compliance obligations.  Rather, they prefer to view legal and compliance issues as a matter of risk management.  Present things that way and you're much more likely to at least get informed action.


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