If you’re a security executive new to an organization you know better than most that you often suffer from not knowing the state of your security posture and because of this you are forced to operate tactically. What’s needed is a baseline about the current state of your security posture across people, process and technology which ultimately alleviates headaches and allows you to approach security more strategically.
Brian Contos | 07 Mar | Read more
Co-founder of the now-defunct Distribute.IT, Carl Woerndle, gives a warts and all account of the cyber attack so damaging it destroyed his once prospering technology business.
Byron Connolly and Bonnie Gardiner | 03 Mar | Read more
Johnson & Johnson champion the people and culture element of its security strategy, believing a more rigorous focus on people and culture acknowledges that having the latest technology and processes is not a foolproof solution to information security.
Bonnie Gardiner | 26 Feb | Read more
Unified identity management provider Centrify has reported record sales during 2014, reflecting the growth in demand for cloud-based user authentication solutions as well as early successes for the company's partner-based growth strategy.
David Braue | 23 Jan | Read more
Threats from external hackers may be at pandemic levels and still growing, but inappropriate IT architectural models and a lack of executive commitment continue to impede security efforts, a review of more than 25 recent security-industry threat reports has concluded.
David Braue | 19 Jun | Read more
To avoid ruining your IT budget, you need more than lift-and-shift tactics; you need a cloud migration strategy before you have moved even a single byte of production data into the cloud. Download our whitepaper to see the best practices in preparing to migrate applications and workloads to the cloud.
