- Have a plan. Have a security response plan that takes into account what types of threats your business could be facing and how to mitigate those threats.
- Security policies and procedures need to be put into place that address your business risk and the ever-changing threat landscape. Practice how you will respond to breach scenarios. Also, policies and procedures surrounding privileged access, remote access and multi-factor authentication are just some of the places to start when building out cyber security best practices.
- Deciding what tools you need that address the above, ensuring they are compatible with each other, and having someone in your organization that has responsibility for managing and updating the tools are also very important. To purchase software that isn’t being deployed or not being used to its fullest potential is just a drain on resources. The same is true for cyber security staff.
Why Spending More Money on Cyber Security Won’t Make You More Secure
- Compliance Management, Cybersecurity, IT Service Management, SaaS, Security, Software as a Service, Vulnerability management
- September 28, 2020
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