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In general, security should be looked at as striking the balance between access and control. Too much access may disclose too much information; too much control could be a burden. Security should be a regular part of your best practices to ensure the success of your business.
We’ve gathered the most frequently asked questions to help organizations develop an effective cybersecurity strategy that reflects best practices, is aligned with their overall business objectives, delivers measurable ROI and protects their critical data assets against breaches and intrusions.
Cybersecurity has moved up from the server room to the boardroom in recent years, and more and more board members understand how crucial a strong cybersecurity posture is in today’s digitalized business environment.
As stated by Help Net Security: “Cybersecurity strategy needs to be led by the board, executed by the C-Suite and owned at the front lines of the organization.” If you are responsible for implementing security strategies for your organizations, chances are you will need to present your ideas to the BOD in a way that’s clear, relevant and convincing. Here are 10 best practices to follow to convince the Board.
How to Align Your Security Strategy with Your Business Goals
Aligning your cybersecurity posture with your overall business objectives is essential to protect your business against breaches and intrusions. Security leaders are charged with implementing impactful and effective cybersecurity strategies that improve the organization’s cybersecurity posture.
