O CISO da Tenable Adam Palmer apresenta nesse artigo ideias sobre como esta lidar com os desafios de seguranca em tempos de pandemia . Uma abordagem bem interessante!!!
Risk management and monitoring across the extended and remote enterprise may prove to be beneficial, as Adam Palmer, Chief Cybersecurity Strategist from Tenable, lists five best practices that CISOs can follow.
The pandemic has changed the world, perhaps forever. Employees are working at home using personal, and often unsecured, devices and networks. For a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), used to believing that for the corporate network perimeter “inside is safe, outside is unsafe,” now nearly everything is outside and there is no perimeter. New risks and vulnerabilities seem to be arising everywhere on many new types of devices. The threat landscape has expanded — a worrying position for any security leader.
Despite these risks, organizations expect business continuity and a way forward. CISOs must attempt to bring normalcy and predictable functionality to this unprecedented situation. Below are five ways that CISOs can do this successfully – reduce risk based on sound advice and progress through a systematic checklist:
#1 If everything is important, then nothing is important
#2 Avoid box ticking exercises
#3 You cannot protect what is unknown
#4 The Board wants risk details
#5 The trap of instant gratification
Read more: http://newsgate360.com/?p=4215
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Risk management and monitoring across the extended and remote enterprise may prove to be beneficial, as Adam Palmer, Chief Cybersecurity Strategist from Tenable, lists five best practices that CISOs can follow.
The pandemic has changed the world, perhaps forever. Employees are working at home using personal, and often unsecured, devices and networks. For a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), used to believing that for the corporate network perimeter “inside is safe, outside is unsafe,” now nearly everything is outside and there is no perimeter. New risks and vulnerabilities seem to be arising everywhere on many new types of devices. The threat landscape has expanded — a worrying position for any security leader.
Despite these risks, organizations expect business continuity and a way forward. CISOs must attempt to bring normalcy and predictable functionality to this unprecedented situation. Below are five ways that CISOs can do this successfully – reduce risk based on sound advice and progress through a systematic checklist:
#1 If everything is important, then nothing is important
#2 Avoid box ticking exercises
#3 You cannot protect what is unknown
#4 The Board wants risk details
#5 The trap of instant gratification
Read more: http://newsgate360.com/?p=4215
Tags 🏷
#cybersecurity #cso #ciso #infosec #hacker #itriskmanagement #ciberseguranca #cyberattacks #threats #malware #cibercrime #exploit #hackers #hacker #breach #mitreatt&ck #pentesting #cloudsecurity #cyberwar #datasecurity #ethicalhacking #hacking #cloud #informationsecurity #securitymanagement #infosec #ransomware #datasecurity #newgate360
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