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Practical Network Security Approaches for a Multicloud, Hybrid IT WorldThe report covers areas enterprises should focus on for their multicloud/hybrid cloud security strategy:
-increase visibility over the environment
-learning cloud-specific skills
-relying on established security frameworks
-re-architecting the network
Incident Readiness and Building Response Playbook
In this special report, learn the Xs and Os of any good security incident readiness and response playbook.
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5/16/2017 | 12:22:07 PM
1. A corporation should not worry about mockers and should stay motivated in being more secure no matter what. To me it is a duty for the sake of the company if not for that of its customers and employees. We may avoid mocking the security team after a breach or an employee after a successful phishing attempt, but a corporation has liabilities and responsibilities and frankly i do not care about its feelings.
2. ROI can be estimated for security as for anything else. It all starts with agreeing on a set of data and tracking it accordingly. The roi can be on number of incidents reduction, cost of a breach (the lower the better) as we know that it can vary based on how sensitive was the data stolen, etc...
More importantly i think IT security teams should learn how to translate what they do in business terms and rally business users that way. The divide between IT and business -which is the premise of this article- has no reason to be. Business users also have to do their share and start considering IT security as a true competitive advantage for any corporations today.