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10/24/2019 | 9:50:02 AM
THANK YOU for publishing this article. You have pretty much summarized what's going on in the Information Security world. While there are some notable exceptions, this is our story in almost all business. Unfortunately, the management from "Business" who SHOULD be reading this article will likely not get to read this.
Another trend I have been noticing is that there are currently a lot of 'new' security-minded people suddenly being born. 'Product sales manager' suddenly becoming 'security sales expert,' 'Business liaison' to 'security liaison,' 'project manager' to 'security guru'... list goes on and on. It would have been beneficial for the future of business and our industry if all these people with new security title learned about their job before starting to talk about it in front of any C-suite team.
Well, I am already getting tired of seeing the show-off both online and offline; enough that I have erased most of my security-related skillsets from online profiles.