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Best Practices:
Understand the differences between network security and secure information sharing

Separate your data security functions from your network security functions

Begin to shift your security investments to areas of higher return (SIS)

Reduce your operational complexity to increase your security effectiveness

Since financial gain is the incentive of the thief, decreasing the value of they're after is a more effective strategy than trying to keep them from getting access to it

The bad guys have already changed their offensive tactics deploy an effective and proactive defense now.

So, what's the problem?

Something has changed with network and information security. For years, security has been a technical consideration owned by IT.

However, the growing market awareness of information security, the proliferation of regulations and the exploding cost of data breaches have made this a business issue.

A quick look at the top of mind concerns for CEOs around data security, should be enough to convince you that technology issues are now secondary considerations.

Top CEO Security Concerns:
  • Bad press, brand damage, loss of customer confidence
  • Intellectual capital loss, loss of competitive advantage
  • Lost revenue, decreased market capitalization
  • Additional government controls, and civil/criminal penalties
What's the answer?
Today's "cyber" criminals are far more interested in stealing your information or your customers' data for financial gain, than they are interested in "breaking" your network or disrupting your operations for political or social gain. The truth is, protecting your network does not stop them from stealing your data, especially when the data is moving over parts of the network you don't physically control, or worse, when the thief is already inside your firewall.

Therefore, the most effective strategy is to secure the sharing of information between people and devices so that the information is useless to all but intended/authorized parties.

The answer is... Secure Information Sharing