Tag: Risk Management
April 9, 2017
The Cornerstone of Organizational Security: A Holistic Approach
In today’s threat landscape, purchasing the latest security tools is necessary but insufficient. Organizations that achieve lasting security success recognize that effective protection requires more than technology—it demands a holistic approach that integrates people, processes, and technology into a cohesive security framework.
Why Technology Alone Falls Short
Despite significant investments in security technology, data breaches continue to make headlines. Research consistently shows that the majority of security incidents involve human error, misconfiguration, or process failures rather than technological shortcomings. This reality underscores a fundamental truth: technology is only as effective as the people who configure it and the processes that govern its use.
Tag: Security Culture
April 9, 2017
The Cornerstone of Organizational Security: A Holistic Approach
In today’s threat landscape, purchasing the latest security tools is necessary but insufficient. Organizations that achieve lasting security success recognize that effective protection requires more than technology—it demands a holistic approach that integrates people, processes, and technology into a cohesive security framework.
Why Technology Alone Falls Short
Despite significant investments in security technology, data breaches continue to make headlines. Research consistently shows that the majority of security incidents involve human error, misconfiguration, or process failures rather than technological shortcomings. This reality underscores a fundamental truth: technology is only as effective as the people who configure it and the processes that govern its use.
Tag: Security Strategy
April 9, 2017
The Cornerstone of Organizational Security: A Holistic Approach
In today’s threat landscape, purchasing the latest security tools is necessary but insufficient. Organizations that achieve lasting security success recognize that effective protection requires more than technology—it demands a holistic approach that integrates people, processes, and technology into a cohesive security framework.
Why Technology Alone Falls Short
Despite significant investments in security technology, data breaches continue to make headlines. Research consistently shows that the majority of security incidents involve human error, misconfiguration, or process failures rather than technological shortcomings. This reality underscores a fundamental truth: technology is only as effective as the people who configure it and the processes that govern its use.